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Barbara Ehrenreich's "Serving in Florida" skillfully blends description with exemplification to make a scathing argument about the challenges of "working while poor." Ehrenreich's argument is well constructed and her examples plentiful, but the effectiveness of many of her examples comes from their being part of a story. Look closely at one of the narratives she tells about her experiences and the experiences of the men and women she works with and describe how the story affects you, being sure to include at least one properly formatted quotation. Include in your response a brief statement comparing the promise of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" stated in Thomas Jefferson's "Declaration" with the reality of life for the working poor depicted in Ehrenreich's essay. How does the reality compare to the ideal? How do you account for any differences? Be sure to build your responses using textual evidence.

This story affects me because it shows how people can be poor, but still have a good work ethic. In the declaration of Independence, "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," is true, but not for all people. Some people seek happiness, but never truly find what they are looking for, in this case, poor people are ALWAYS seeking happiness, but never obtain it because they will always be poor, this is just the way that it was meant to be. There will be reality, real life and people will never truly find happiness. On the other hand, there is ideal, the person who works hard and receives happiness in return. So many people take for granted the gift of happiness. Others see its beauty and appreciate it. Poor people appreciate happiness more because of the fact that they have to work harder to obtain it. Barbara Ehrenreich's "Serving in Florida" gives a detailed description of this.

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