Gitelson is now successful and well-dressed, while David is poor and shabbily dressed. On Gitelson's urging, David begins a 6am-9pm apprenticeship. He begins earning and saving, attending local Jewish theater, and practicing his English.
Gitelson has achieved success and fashionable attire, whereas David remains poor and unkempt.  Following Gitelson's suggestion, David begins an arduous apprenticeship from 6 am to 9 pm each day. He starts earning money, saving it, attending local Jewish theater performances, and practicing his English language skills.