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What motivates the narrator to do his job as busboy with ""zeal and desire to please""?

1 answer:

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Answer:

the narrator does his job with zeal and desire to please because he want to do his best by working his way up in the restaurant and thereby or eventually make more money or (make a lot of money).

Explanation:

this story revolves around the narrator who want do his best at his job and make it in life despite the obstacle and the nature of the job

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