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Eric make a demeaning comment about Tino's family's social status, the fact that they were nothing more than field workers.

Erik pointed to us and spoke with mock admiration. "Look at this. I think it's great that these farm-labor kids get to spend a day away from the fields."
Arthur nodded, slack jawed. "Yeah. It's touching."
I looked at Tino. He was glaring his mad-dog glare at Erik. I took a step toward Tino and said to him, "Forget it, Tino. They're not worth it.