Hank and his friends admire Ted Wasana's luxurious pool and discuss building one in Kahn's yard.

Hank expresses his desire to build a pool in Kahn's yard and discusses the cost.

The group begins training for the pool construction and expresses excitement.

Hank and the group imagine a perfect life with a pool and other luxuries.

The group meets Cod and invites him to a Baka Pusa celebration at their house.

The group signs up for CPR training to prepare for the pool construction.

The Baka Pusa celebration begins at Kahn's house with guests and cultural elements.

Kahn's family criticizes his Americanized lifestyle and lack of cultural connection.

Kahn is confused by the critique and his family reacts with mixed emotions.

Kahn and his family begin reconnecting with their heritage, leading to conflict with Hank's plans.

Kahn shares stories of his heritage and reflects on his identity.

The pool is transformed into a reflecting pool, causing conflict with Hank's plans.

Kahn reflects on his heritage and the future of the Lao community.

Kahn decides to join the Lao resistance movement and prepare for combat.

Kahn undergoes training and sustains an injury during the process.

Kahn's injury is discussed, and he continues with resistance training.

Kahn's training continues, and he is seen in a uniform, which impresses the group.

Kahn decides to abandon the uniform and the resistance, choosing to live his American life.

Hank reflects on his dream of a pool and the reality of the situation.