Assignment 11 - Pedersen

     Peter Piper, the pickled pepper picker, picked a perfect peck of pickles in the park. Little did he know, he was being followed by Sally, who sells sea shells by the sea shore. See Sally was standing by the sea selling her scented sea shells last Saturday. Sally's sales had slipped since Peter Piper(the pickled pepper picker) had started pushing his product - the pickled peppers- by the sea. On this specific Saturday, Sally was set up selling her sea shells by the sea shore and not a single soul spent a second looking at her sea shells. Sally snapped. Why should Peter Piper, the pickled pepper picker, be so prosperous when the only product he pushes is pickled peppers? Now, silently sneaking, Sally seeks revenge. With a special strategy of stealth in mind, Sally steals the peck of pickled peppers from preoccupied Peter Piper. With the pickled peppers in her hand, Sally stealthily scrams from the scene without a single trace. Peter Piper planned to profit off of his perfect of pickles, but the peck of pickled peppers was no more. Peter Piper pondered "If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?"