Before the coronavirus pandemic, going to get your haircut was a normal task that people would do almost every day.
During the shutdown, either New Yorkers had to cut their own hair or put their trust in others to do it for them while barbershops were closed.
However, for Long Island barber Mike Rizzo, three and a half months of not cutting hair took a toll on his finances as well as his clients who could not see him due to the CDC regulations maintaining social distancing.
This is where Rizzo’s “Get Chopped Mobile Barber Bus” comes in to play.
Rizzo purchased a bus and decided to take his business on wheels giving people personal haircuts right in front of their homes.
