Final answer:
The question cannot be answered as the story 'Less for Dying' is not referenced in any of the provided passages, and no information is given about men not entering a car to go to a bar.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is that none of the men mentioned in the passages provided did not get into the car to go to the bar in the story 'Less for Dying'—mainly because the story 'Less for Dying' is not referenced within any of the extracts provided.
Each passage represents a different story or poem, and none contain a scenario involving men getting into a car to go to a bar. Hence, it's not possible to determine an answer to the question based on the texts given.
The correct answer is option ‘Percy’. In the given text, Percy is mentioned as saying, ‘“Get in,” said Percy to his friend, as their trunks were tossed to the ebony roof of the limousine.’ This indicates that Percy got into the car to go to the bar. Therefore, Percy is the man who did not get into the car to go to the bar less for dying.