The Last Chance Texaco
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For one hour every day after school, I had to pick up garbage from around the campus, and each day I had to fill at least one big trash bag. And he warned me that if anyone saw me filling my bag with garbage from the Dumpsters, then I'd get four more weeks of detention.
That was the bad news. The good news was that Nate Brandon was also given eight weeks of detention doing the very same thing. I was positive that if the principal had had his way, Nate Brandon wouldn't have gotten any detention... at all. But Leon had said that stuff about it not mattering who "started" a fight--that all the people involved had to get the exact same punishment. And I think Principal High Expectations was smart enough to know that Leon was going to check up on him to make sure he'd followed the letter of the law exactly.
At first, I thought there couldn't be enough garbage on that campus to fill one whole trash bag, much less two bags a day for forty days. But no matter how much trash I picked up, there always seemed to be more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For one hour every day after school, I had to pick up garbage from around the campus, and each day I had to fill at least one big trash bag. And he warned me that if anyone saw me filling my bag with garbage from the Dumpsters, then I'd get four more weeks of detention.
That was the bad news. The good news was that Nate Brandon was also given eight weeks of detention doing the very same thing. I was positive that if the principal had had his way, Nate Brandon wouldn't have gotten any detention... at all. But Leon had said that stuff about it not mattering who "started" a fight--that all the people involved had to get the exact same punishment. And I think Principal High Expectations was smart enough to know that Leon was going to check up on him to make sure he'd followed the letter of the law exactly.
At first, I thought there couldn't be enough garbage on that campus to fill one whole trash bag, much less two bags a day for forty days. But no matter how much trash I picked up, there always seemed to be more.
What to read after The Last Chance Texaco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brent Hartinger to read onlineMoreLess
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