Project 2. Assignment Description

I set the cafe as a 'public place'. In the cafe, I categorized visitors as students or housewives. After that, they focused on where they sat and what they ordered food. 
Public places can be restaurants, libraries, etc. as well as cafes. I thought the easiest thing to observe was a cafe, where I experimented.

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