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Andrew attends a family dinner where the conversation revolves around the achievements of his relatives, contrasting sharply with his own aspirations as a jazz drummer. The dialogue reveals a subtle yet painful dynamic: while Andrew is proud of being part of the prestigious Shaffer Conservatory's top jazz orchestra, his accomplishments are overshadowed by the accolades of his cousins, who are celebrated for their academic and athletic successes. His mother’s comment about Andrew’s drumming being less significant than their achievements serves as a stark reminder of his perceived inadequacy within his family.