She goes to college in the Bay Area, so the money really isn't as good as it sounds. San Francisco doesn't allow a lower wage for tipped wait staff, so she was making $15.xx as her base rate whether she was hostessing or waitressing on any given shift. But her manager likes her and saw she's good with people, so she'd been waitressing most of the time since she got back from Christmas break.
I'm hoping that the political process ends up producing a much better plan than this initial idea. We probably would get something for the kids, because they were both dependents, but the fact that so many of the people losing the most right now would get a lower-tier benefit because they were less well-off before the crisis really doesn't sit right with me. Especially since right now, the payment and eviction and foreclosure halts are only a halt on the process, not the payments, so those same people are going to get hit with 2-3 months (or more) worth of bills all at once when things do start going back to normal.