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.

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

What significance does Miss Miller's ear piercings hold according to her?

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

What incident occurs two weeks after the confrontation with the man at the laundromat?

What does the speaker mean by 'erasing everything' in the context of the poem?