A character in this story apparently learned that 
A character in this story apparently learned that American cars have steering wheels on the left side from the TV show Dallas. While contemplating a procession of topless women, a character in this story suddenly realizes that he has never seen his own wife fully naked. Another character in this story wears a shirt with a calico applique in the shape of a strawberry and continually eats (*) puffed rice. That character in this story reveals a secret she'd kept for eight years, regarding the brief affair that led to the birth of her second son, during a trip to the Sun Temple at Konarak. At its end, Mrs. Das's son Bobby is rescued from an attacking gang of monkeys by Mr. Kapasi, a tour guide who also works in a doctor's office in the title occupation. For 10 points, name this title story of the first book by Jhumpa Lahiri.
A character in this story apparently learned that American cars have steering wheels on the left side from the TV show Dallas.
Interpreter of Maladies"