Guilford Adams makes children laugh. That’s been his job for nearly two decades.
But that was before the novel coronavirus hit, changing not only his profession but his humour as well. On the first Monday in June, as he filled a large green suitcase with the props he would need to try to entertain 10 fidgety preschoolers at a Glendale, California, daycare centre for nearly an hour, Adams was worried his act would no longer work.
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