John Updike's A & P

Rubberneck, courageous, and foolishness, as in the story “A&P,” by John Updike (1961). It narrates three young females jostling into the store with inappropriate garments on that were highly restricted to the stores demands as for a man on aisle three who caught a glimpse at the three young broads who walked into the store. One with a plaid green two-piece, the next women had on a dirty pink two-piece and the last girl had an orange two-piece. None of them have seemed to be wearing any shoes and violated all terms to the store about the dress code.

As soon as the young females had entered the “A&P” store two of the other cashiers had seemed to Trudged their eyes over to the young individuals as they were walking around the bread and promenade themselves toward sammy's check out. Gawking them the whole time the kids were in the store. Going from aisle to aisle getting dayley grocery materials for everyday use was going from aisle to aisle disappearing from sammy's vision .
He vocalized, ”We want you decently dressed when you come in here.” As they counter mr langley, “We are decent”. Then mr langley riposte to the girls, “ Girls, i don't want to argue with you. After this coming in here with your shoulders covered. Its our