Chandler emphasizes that historically, hard work was the cornerstone of the American dream, where effort guaranteed opportunities, health, and wealth for everyone willing to put in the hours.
Heather Hahn points out that unpredictability in income forces many to juggle multiple jobs, which conflicts with the ability to be available for more shifts or employment.
Chandler argues for a collective mindset over individualism, advocating for service programs that enhance understanding of diverse American labor experiences and restore hope among youth.
The book explores the disillusionment with the American dream, suggesting that merely working hard isn't enough—economic structures must evolve to support workers effectively.
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