Observational Experience Why Do Usually People Eat Out...

OBSERVATIONAL EXPERIENCE Statutory warning: All the observatory views in my document are based on my attempt to understand the human dynamics. this observation is not a write-up to discourage any behavior of human or business. Any similarities are purely coincidental Background: Why do usually people eat out at a restaurant? Because people want to eat something different that they can’t cook or they want ones favorite dish to be cooked, want to party with friends, have a beautiful time with family out of house or just to break the monotony of eating at home. Such factors are leading to eat out at restaurants, but the standard choice of restaurant selection will be based on quality and customer service. Assignment: About half million Indian’s who live America dine at a full service Indian restaurant every day , as Indian cuisine is my favorite cuisine and being an Indian by my ethnicity has made me to choose this observation, moreover variety of foods offered today at such an diversified environment can give one a wide choice to choose from. What I am gping to do here is to express some of my observations and experiences about the human dynamics, food choices and how the food is eaten by people at an Indian Restaurant. Observation: I started my observation on19th of April Saturday at 6:00pm in a local Indian restaurant in the greater Dayton Area which continued over for an hour. During this observation I could say that I saw more than 40 people. 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