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The narrative alternates between a cheery commercial for a major oxygen-equipment firm and gritty scenes at a factory where alien employees endure bullying while assembling Oxco tanks. Management scrambles to address mounting production problems after several spacecraft incidents implicate defective tanks, and tense foremen meetings expose friction among workers, inspectors, and Martian laborers. Intercut domestic moments reveal fear, prejudice, and complacency at home as advertising jingles and popular music minimize mounting danger. The story probes corporate spin, workplace discrimination, and the human consequences of compromised safety.
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