What is the passage mainly about?

A food cart owner who builds a loyal following through fair prices and care (The passage shows how Sami treats people, which builds a loyal following.)

Where does Sami park his cart?

On the same corner, near the tall office buildings (The text says he "parks it on the same corner, near the tall office buildings.")

Why does Sami come even when it rains and the line is short?

He values the loyal customers who still show up (He calls the rainy-day crowd "his best customers" and wants them to find him there.)

In this passage, "customers" most nearly means

the people who buy from him (The customers are the buyers who "wait, they talk, and they leave full.")

The Food Cart: Level 1 Reading Comprehension Questions

Every day at noon, a line forms at Sami's food cart. He parks it on the same corner, near the tall office buildings. He sells warm rice bowls, and he knows many of his buyers by name. "The usual?" he asks a woman in a gray coat. She nods and smiles.

Sami works fast, but he never rushes a person who is not sure. He lets them look and ask. His prices are fair, and the food is fresh, cooked that morning. Some days it rains, and the line is short. Sami still comes. He says the people who show up in the rain are his best customers, and he wants them to find him there.

Over the years, the corner has become a small meeting place. People wait, they talk, and they leave full.

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