在圭内特(美国南部的一个县城),艾美的妈妈莉莎在一家越南人开的修脚屋上班,1周工作6天,挣400美元。她的工作是为顾客修脚,倒洗脚水。在过去的12年里,佐治亚修脚屋的数量增加了3倍,6000多名修脚人员中,绝大多数是越南人。由于相互竞争激烈,莉莎的收入比以前少了。她已经37岁,而顾客喜欢找更年轻的女人为自己修脚。艾美的爸爸托尼则靠为汽车安装挡风 In Guelnet (a county town in the southern United States), Amy’s mother, Lisa, works in a pedicure house opened by a Vietnamese and works six days a week for $400. Her job is to pedicure the customer and wash the feet. In the past 12 years, the number of pedicure houses in Georgia has tripled, and the vast majority of the 6,000 pedicure staff are Vietnamese. Because of intense competition, Lisa’s income is less than before. She is 37 years old, and customers like to find younger women to pedicure for themselves. Amy’s father Tony is relying on windshields