( music playing ) In a town like this, everybody suffers.

You know, you would think it's only a problem for the people that work in the oilfield when it declines.

But it's not.

And you always say this, next time the oil field comes back up, we're going to save, But then it goes up and that's the last thing you do.

They don't know when it's good.

It's good.

There's this side of me I don't know.

I don't know where I belong.

I live between two worlds, trying to understand how to embody both.

One of the biggest challenge for the Latino families is how do you help your children to flourish this new land without losing the knowledge of your roots?

Can I ask you some questions?

Ok, But you can't use my name, because you know that plant has eyes and ears everywhere.

We are following all the necessary guidelines.

Any worker grievances can be taken up with human resources.

You're just going to keep letting this happen, right?

( music swells )