A&P

In this story I thought Sammy was a typical young boy. Sammy's intrest in the girls was normal, as was his inability to concentrate on his work. Although Sammy made a bad discision in quiting his job, I feel Mr. Hagerty (or I think that was his name), also made a bad discision in making the scene with the girls. Did it really accomplish anything of value, to him or his business? I don't think Sammy should have quit his job over the girls either, but that is typical to the age, what boy would'nt stick up for a girl he would have liked to had a chance to talk to. I guess my real point is, is that Sammy acted as most typical young boys would have in that situation.