Observation #3

I decided to go eat at McDonalds here in Saratoga Springs, Utah. I focused more of my observation on the power of touch or what I just learned about which is haptic, the study of touch. There was a variety of ages at Mcdonalds that ranged between 5-60 years old. The people waiting for the food mostly were couples. I knew they we couples by the way they touched each other and the way they looked at each other. One lady kept on rubbing her significant other's neck and massaging her hands through his hair while waiting for food. Another older man, rubbed his wife's arm as he talked to her about something in which seemed very important and devastating. Her eyes shared the emotions she was feeling. The families seemed to really be in their own little world with kids running everywhere and having a time of their life in the playground. It was as if no one around them existed.

There was a manager interviewing and prospective employee and you could tell that the interview was going well because they were leaned towards each other and laughing. The prospective employee seemed to have had his arms folded but it was more loosely which showed that he was agreeing with the manager and was comfortable around her.