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This story follows a student's transition from the familiarity of community college to the vast and challenging world of a four-year university. The narrator, feeling like a small fish in a big pond, describes the stark contrasts between the two environments. The familiar cozy diner of community college is replaced by the intimidating grandeur of a prestigious restaurant, leaving the narrator feeling like a novice navigating a world of unfamiliar customs and expectations. This humorous and relatable tale captures the anxieties and excitement of embarking on a new chapter in life, emphasizing the challenges and triumphs of adapting to a new environment and finding one's place within a larger, more complex community. Comparable works include The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

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