Abercrombie & Fitch

I used to like and buy the Abercrombie and Fitch T-​shirts and colognes. I felt the T-​shirt designs used to be first rate and stylish. I don’t find the current T-​shirts to be that way. I also have an orange Abercrombie and Fitch fleece, which I purchased a few years back, and I think it looks much superior to the fleeces the store sells in the present. I still visit this A&F at this location, but I just browse around. This store used to have affable workers and managers. I was friendly with a couple of girls who were models (greeted the customers as they walked in and provided customer service). On some days when the business was slow, I used to have conversations with one of them for almost 30 minutes. We talked about what friends discuss-​music, TV shows, issues of the day, etc. I was also friends with another female model and a female manager at another A&F store. With these girls, the conversations were very fun. The model was inquisitive whenever I chatted with her. But we had a good time talking about music, movies, and A&F. The manager liked it whether I stopped by at her store. Even though she was busy with managerial duties, she had time to talk with me. She and I also discussed about music and movies as well as about restaurants. She recommended I go eat at a great eatery at the mall where the store is. She noticed my fondness of flip-​flops and always looked my flops whenever I visited. Whenever I saw her and didn’t wear them, she used to say «You’re not wearing your flip flops!» like it was a mistake for not wearing them. Even though she always liked looking at my flip flops, she never stepped on them. When these friends left these A&F stores, the experience of going into them hasn’t been the same. The current managers and models are affable, but are too busy.