By night, A&N is a bustle of activity. Shouting across the store, employees greet each and every customer the second they walk across the threshold, yelling over the background music. The bell that rings as the door opens is a friendly sound, the first signal of the complaisance that awaits the prospective buyer.
By day, the sunlight outside seems to be drowned out in the darkness of the small shop. No longer do friendly smiles and waves await the incoming customers. No longer is there a sense of familiarity between the employees and the buyers. No longer is heard the fast upb…
