Meanwhile, Hank and Peggy conclude that Kahn has lost his mind. Kahn starts growing his hair long and dressing like a slob, and Minh does the same by wearing more revealing attire such as tube tops. Feeling liberated, she tells Kahn she's more than happy to be his redneck bride. Minh begins to warm up to the idea of having no aspirations or dreams. When Kahn returns home, he tells Minh that the life of a redneck is preferable to being dragged down by a ball and chain at work. Kahn, agreeing that Elvin is making sense, acquires a Chevrolet El Camino.

Elvin recommends Kahn become his own boss and live a life like his, making his own rules. Elvin tells Kahn the American Dream is a sham meant to get people to slave away for success that will never happen, and that idea is reinforced by the call Kahn just got from his boss asking for a ridiculous order. Kahn tells of his recent problems to Elvin, feeling that America is not like he envisioned it when he emigrated from Laos, instead finding it a lot of drugery with little reward. When Kahn thanks him, Elvin asks why he looks so glum. He says a buddy of his can hook up Kahn with a new mirror. A beefy passerby named Elvin Mackleston introduces himself. Later, when Kahn pulls into a gas station to fill up his car, he accidentally smashes his side view mirror, then gets a call on his cell from his demanding boss. Kahn and Minh tally their books and realize they cannot afford to match Ted's large donation, commenting they have failed as parents.

Ted says it helped that he made a very large donation to the school. He speaks with Ted Wassanasong, whose son, Chane, got into Rice's summer program. Kahn can't believe his daughter has fallen victim to discrimination. Brown says Connie is just another bright Asian girl, and had she been Latino, African-American or even white, she would have been accepted immediately. Kahn pays Ruth Brown a visit to find out why his daughter received a rejection letter. But later, Kahn howls like a wounded animal when he finds out Connie was turned down. The admissions officer, Ruth Brown, is impressed with Connie's grades. Meanwhile, Connie applies for the Rice University summer program. She tells the guys that the neighborhood they live in is red hot, and goes out of her way to compliment Hank on his house. When Kahn feels everything around him is telling him to give-up, he decides to shed his hardworking ways and become a carefree redneck.Īs Hank and his friends drink beer in the common alley, a realtor named Abbie Holiday introduces herself.

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