Over the course of the last week, I have visited and went to many routinized workplaces and have encountered many interactions with different people at these places. They each had their own different characteristic phrases, lines and or props to support their workplace. I had different feelings within each workplace when I interacted with the different kind of people involved. Some of the places that I visited were: a car dealership, a tanning salon, a department store, a sorority house, and a mechanic shop.
             One of the first places I visited was a car dealership, near my home town. Some friends and I were just looking around, because I'm looking for a new car. When all of a sudden one of the salesman comes running out, trudging right through the snow. We thought she was going to fall because she was trying to get to us so fast. When she approached us she seemed really interested in what we were looking for and then asked me what price range I was looking to spend. This made me feel uncomfortable, because I knew she probably thought that I was just some college kid/teen that was looking for a car, but couldn't afford anything to nice. I know that if I was with my parents when looking for this car, that she wouldn't have asked how much I was looking to spend, she would have just tried to convince them into buying one of the more expensive ones. I thought that she was just going to try and sell me one of the cars that weren't that great of a deal, and rip me off. After looking around for a while we asked her test drive one of the cars, and she agreed but said that she just needed some information on us, which is reasonable, because there were four teenagers wanting to take a test drive on a new car. After test driving the car, we realized that it wasn't that great of a deal, and we found some things wrong with it. When we returned we asked if we could get the car history on it, and she said no. ...