Alan had just finished prepping the salads for the lunch crowd. It was almost time to pack it in and go home. Behind him, his friend Hoa was unloading steaming hot cups and plates from the dishwasher. Hoa was a refugee from Vietnam, and though he spoke little English, he was the hardest worker Alan had ever seen. They had worked together for 5 years now, and Alan had come to count on the easy friendship between them. But on that day, everything was about to change.
The restaurant manager, Mr. Wagner, opened the door to his office at the far end of the kitchen. “Hoa!” he yelled. Hoa went

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Alan had just finished prepping the salads for the lunch crowd. It was almost time to pack it in and go home. Behind him, his friend Hoa was unloading steaming hot cups and plates from the dishwasher. Hoa was a refugee from Vietnam, and though he spoke little English, he was the hardest worker Alan had ever seen. They had worked together for 5 years now, and Alan had come to count on the easy friendship between them. But on that day, everything was about to change.
     The restaurant manager, Mr. Wagner, opened the door to his office at the far end of the kitchen. “Hoa!” he yelled. Hoa went

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