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|  | | A Perfect Fit What if a middle class Jewish family from San Diego was suddenly plunked down in the midst of the Ozarks of Arkansas? A sort of Green Acres with matzo balls?
Order this delightful satire that’s a tale of incongruities with such underpinning issues as tolerance, familial relationships, small town dynamics, personal growth, and the anguish of degenerative illness.
Meet Eli, Midge, Ira and Adam Jacobs – a middle class Jewish family from San Diego suddenly plunked down in a small town in the midst of the Ozarks of Arkansas. Their unseemly residency where no Jews had gone before generates a variety of obstacles and challenges for the family. While desperately attempting to obtain acceptance, the family encounters such town residents as the girl of Adam’s dreams, the hairdresser who also works on pets, the tent revival preacher who encourages the attendees to speak in tongues, the town drunk who brings cat food to the Ladies’ Auxiliary p |
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