Choosing first to look for some meat, I headed toward the butcher's section. Passing by a finely dressed man in suit and tie, I noticed he was choosing between Velveeta cheese or the Fry's brand.

The gentleman in the aisle next to me caught my attention. He was being smacked across the face by his large, red-faced wife. She raged at him for staring at a half dressed woman on the cover of a magazine. The man apologized pathetically until her storming rage came to an end. Noticing she had made a scene, she went on with loading her groceries on the conveyor belt and proceeded to pay her bill. I did likewise, and pushed my cart toward the exit. I opened my trunk and placed my groceries in. Climbing into my car, I noticed my window had a crinkled blue piece of paper on it. Tearing it from the window, I read, "Chinese food! Lunch for two only $8.00!" Looking around, I spied a young teen with a dirty, white waiters coat on. He placed the slips of paper on vehicles with such speed that you might wonder if that is what he does all day long. I started up my engine, put it in gear, and headed home.

about a book called as a shoped, summery

Some common words found in the essay are:
Tommy Tommy, Baldwin English, fry's brand, looking piece, caught attention, bakery section, pie looking,
Approximate Word count = 643
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)