Answer the 2 questions, each need 250-500 words, and total will be nearly 1000 words, double space, and each question must include reference to at least one specific point raised by the author(s). The author's reading is in the attachment.

1. Simmer discusses The Stranger as someone who Shares qualities with us but almost lacks qualities that would define them as similar or different. If you were a server, what commonalities would you most likely share with the individuals you are serving (consider you're a server at a local bar in Columbia, Missouri) and what would be the something you would be able to use to decide if they were in fact a stranger or not.

2. What sort of "crowds" do you personally come across on a typical day?

Do you think that in the moment people are aware of their change in attitude (the way that they normally would analyze situations or contemplate the consequences of their actions when alone) as they conform to impulsive, rash destructiveness, such as fighting in the "pit" at a concert or burning buildings down during riots?