Adam had his first day working for fast company. It was supposed to be a tough move so the other employees joked that it was Adam's first and last day. Adam talked about how COPS the most popular show to watch at the shelter. Every night the shelter mates would get together and cheer for the bad guy who was trying to get away. By the fourth day Adam got assigned a permanent crew. his partner was Shawn Caldwell and Adam grew to dislike him. he was disrespectful and he drank on the way to the job and threw his been cans out the window. At the end of chapter 10 Adam had a mishap, the money from one of his moves was lost and he had to pay the company $143.50, which was quite a chunk of his savings.
These chapters are written in pretty much the same tone as the rest of the book. Adam is still optimistic about his journey but he still has things to complain about. It seems as if Adam writes about everything about his day. He doesn't leave anything out, especially how he feels about things. When he writes he shares all of his emotions with the reader. Overall Adam writes as if he is telling a story, which is what he is doing. There isn't a whole lot of politics involved, he just tells the reader what happened and how it made him feel.
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