My response to Newsweek's "Abercrombie & Fitch Tries to Turn Down the Terrible"

From the article posted on Newsweek's website:

On Friday, Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister announced they are “overhauling some of their store policies,” including ridding outlets of blaring music, dungeon lighting and nose-shriveling perfume overdoses. In other words, for the first time in decades, their stores will become fit for adult human beings with eyes, ears and noses to enter and actually shop without experiencing sensory overload.

I should have dared anyone with an autism spectrum disorder to go in there prior to the changes. Like myself. But then again, I've never had any loyalty to the A&F brand.