Langston Hughes/ Giving In to Peer Pressure-

Langston Hughes writes about how he was pressured as a boy to believe in a religion he was not so sure about. I have given in to pier pressure but not exactly the names of religion. After the experience, I did not learn anything only because I already know wright from wrong, and I probably would have still done it if I could go back in time. One cold and gloomy night, probably considered morning since it was about 3am, my friends and I decided that it would be a good idea to walk to our local Safeway which so happens to be open 24/7. We did not have very much money, I recall not having any money at all actually. Circling the store for quite a bit we stopped by the sushi department. The people I was with wanted to take some, as I mentioned before, they did not have any money nor did they have thick clothes on-I was the only one that had a hoodie. They asked me to hide the sushi container under my clothes and just walk out. I just kept on replying with “why don't you do it?!” they again replied with them not having anything on to cover it. I finally gave in and hesitated as I lifted up my sweatshirt and stuck the container inside. After a few more minutes of roaming the store, we fled the scene. If I hadn't of stolen that sushi I probably would have felt kind of bad because my friend who wanted me to take it has stolen me hair spray once, or twice, maybe three times. I do know it's bad and that is why I choose not to steel anymore, no matter what anyone says.