The census that Jose, Jitter, and Hank took gave the poor people of the village a logic of power and the understanding that they have more people in there community then did the wealthier and more privileged people in the other town. He makes a note of the fact that his father вЂњPa as called in the bookвЂќ feels that people of the other towns come in and make fun of his community because they have low standard of living.

They have many more public areas such as food, churches, stores and others of the type. In this comparison he finds out that typical living of the people of the town that he has compared in his community. Jose one day goes on to compare the community of people next to his. Wealthier markets may also be markets with higher average education levels, which may translate into greater viewer demand for public affairs programming. He feels that he has self-esteem and importance by making people identify the names of there familyвЂ™s, and how many people there are in it. Larger audience bases may translate into a greater diversity of viewer interests, and hence, more public affairs programming. Jose gathers his friends Jitter and Hank in helping him take a census of the population of the people that are living on this land in their chicken coops. He does this by taking a census вЂњcountвЂќ of the population of the workers that work at the fields and the people that live on the land with him. This is a story about a boy called Jose, he is a young immigrant worker who works in the fields all day and tryвЂ™s to finds a way not to think about the long boring job he occupies himself by redirecting his thoughts.

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