Comprehending Behavior Statistics, Basic Statistics

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I was recently buying shoes when the salesperson commented on how large my feet were. After telling him he had lousy sales techniques, I decided to investigate if I really do have feet that are larger than the typical American women. If my percentile rank for shoe size (among American women) is 98.4 percent, is the salesman right or wrong? Explain why or why not.

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