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McCutchen looked intently at the candidate in front. This lean-to-wheat man came in search of work. McCutcheon told him that the job was tough and temporary, and you would be paid in cash. It is the job of demolishing old buildings that are in danger, but we will have no responsibility in terms of insurance or medical treatment. Ram Lal shook his head in confession. He was from a low-income family in Rajasthan. He came to Ireland to study medicine. It was his last year, and he needed more income to meet his needs. That's why he came to the contractor's office to get a temporary job so that he could earn some income during the summer vacations. The hours are from 9 am to 9 pm. All workers take the truck in front of the station at 8 am. His charge is Bill Cameron, I'll tell him. Ram Lal came out of the office and started looking for a room. After the attempt, he found a room near the station. On Sunday, he moved to this room with his brief belongings. In the afternoon, he lay on the bed, reminding the hills, fields, and farmers of his village and thinking that soon after completing his studies, he would go to the village to become a doctor. On the morning of Ram, Lal got up early and reached the fixed place near the 8th seed. The truck arrived shortly after that. By that time, 95 people had gathered. Ram Lal stopped a few minutes and waited. Within a while, the group was also in charge. He had a list of workers, and he knew it all. When approaching Ram Lal, the foreman asked, "Are you the black man employed by McCutchen?" He said, "Yes, I am Hari Kishan Ram Lal." Forman Bill Cameron's attitude to his personality. It was a mirror. He was tall, 8 feet tall, and had a strong body, even though he was known for being a wrestler. Anger remained on his nose. He spat on the ground with contempt and said to Ram Lal, "Go sit in the truck". During the journey, a man asked, "Where did you come from?" He said, "from Rajasthan, India." "The man asked," Are you a Christian? "Ram Lal said," I am a Hindu. "The man, who was then named Burns, introduced Ram Lal to the rest. One person said, "You have no food?" Ram Lal said, "I will bring it tomorrow." The other person asked, "Have you done such hard work before?" ۔ The man said, "You have to buy strong shoes and gloves too." In the meantime, Ram Lal said that he was a medical student, and he was forced to do so to earn some income. The truck stopped near a tree on a dirt road on Doppel Road. There was an old wine factory on the banks of the Cumberburn, which was dropped. The building owner wanted the least amount of money spent. So he spoke to a contractor, Macon, who was ready to demolish the building without a proper amount of machinery, rather than a large company. The workers of the McCutchen were to do it with the help of heavy hammers and spades. McCutchen was also tempted to make extra income by selling hundreds of tons of bricks that would leave the building demolished. The tools raised came closer to the building. They had large hammers, long sticks, and ropes. Forman said, "Let's get started. We will first break the roof tiles." Ram Lal saw the ceiling inside, which was the height of a four-story building. He was afraid of heights. A man broke open an old wooden door and lit a fire and placed tea water. Everyone drank mugs of tea and started drinking tea. Ram Lal thought that tomorrow he would buy the mug too. However, Burns gave Ram Lal tea in his mug. Work on the roof began. The tiles began to be thrown down. After the sowing, there was a lunch break and everyone came down. All the workers, besides tea and Bani and Ram Lal, ate. He saw his hands that had been slashed from place to place, and his whole body was looking. Burns told Ram Lal, "So you also eat sandwiches, I have enough." Bill Cameron was sitting in front, he told Burns, "What are you doing? Let the blacks bring their own food, and you just take care of yourself. "Burns lowered his eyes as no one could speak in front of the foremen. Work continued throughout the week. The roof, walls, doors, and windows of the building keep falling on the rubble. It was hard work for Ram Lal, his hands were injured, but he kept working hard for the money. Meanwhile, foreman Bill Cameron, also known as "Big Cat", was pursuing Ram Lal. Hard work was given to him, and he did not waste any opportunity to dishonor. By the week, the work was done. Now the outer walls were left. It should have been that if the explosive were placed down the walls, then the whole debris would come down. But for McCutchen, that approach was inefficient. It required a license, which was a difficult task in Northern Ireland. Also, the department has to pay taxes and insurance. So all this work was being done by the laborers. The walls that were risking themselves were breaking with hammers. While eating, the foremen wandered around and reviewed the work and then said that a large part of the wall was to be broken first. Pharaoh turned to Ram Lal and said, "I want you to climb up and push it out when the wall falls." Bill Cameron knew that Ram Lal was afraid of heights. Ram Lal replied, "There is a crack in the whole wall.