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From the Washeteria II Corp laundromat, Jeannette Peña, has a unique vantage point on her neighborhood in Queens, New York. Being both a laundry owner and attendant is challenging work but Jeannette believes it's important to smile no matter what. Besides making a good living, Jeannette loves hearing all kinds of stories from her customers. This piece was part of the Working Now project.
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From the Washeteria II Corp laundromat, Jeannette Peña, has a unique vantage point on her neighborhood in Queens, New York. Being both a laundry owner and attendant is challenging work but Jeannette believes it's important to smile no matter what. Besides making a good living, Jeannette loves hearing all kinds of stories from her customers. This piece was part of the Working Now project.
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