Arhm Choi Wild reads "The Family Business"

Kutza Bloom, a poet, shares a poem about their family's dry cleaning business, highlighting the challenges faced by their mother, interactions with customers, and the distinction between laundromats and dry cleaners. The poem reflects on the sacrifices made by essential workers, especially those from immigrant backgrounds, and concludes with a call to remember these experiences.

What is the primary focus of the poem's introduction?

• The struggles of essential workers

• The poet's favorite city

• The poet's personal achievements

• The history of laundromats

How does the poet describe the difference between a laundromat and a dry cleaner?

• A laundromat is cheaper than a dry cleaner.

• A laundromat is self-service, and a dry cleaner is not.

• A laundromat uses quarters, while a dry cleaner deals with stains.

• A laundromat is for washing clothes, and a dry cleaner is for ironing.

What societal issue does Miss Miller's story highlight?

• The need for better customer service

• The benefits of working in a dry cleaner

• The challenges of being a woman in society

• The importance of fashion

What does the poet's mother do with the quarters found in pockets?

• Returns them to the customers

• Uses them for laundry

• Donates them to charity

• Keeps them as a tip

What event leads to the reflection on resilience and sacrifice?

• A vandalism incident involving a brick

• A family reunion

• A customer praising the service

• A successful business day