Social Media Scenarios

He explains his observations of his mother, a waitress, while he was growing up. As a waitress, she memorized which customer ordered what and all the cook times for each meal. She learned to multi-task and work smart. Making every move count. She also took into account all of the emotional behaviors of her customers and fellow co-workers.

As I mentioned before his mother was a waitress. Although a waitress doesn’t sound like the most pleasing job, she still gained a lot of knowledge. Rose notes “The restaurant became the place where she studied human behavior, puzzling over the problems of her regular customers and refining her ability to deal with people in a difficult world.” In which she learned and adapted to things like human conduct and problem solving. His mother’s job required both the mind and the body, where she had to understand the different ways the restaurant business worked and then apply it. For example, being able to carry plates with one arm and cups in the other, while memorizing who ordered what and when they ordered it. Of course Rose shares “...there were the customers who entered the restaurant with all sorts of needs, from physiological ones, including the emotions that accompany hunger, to a sometimes complicated desire for human contact.” This provokes sympathy. As a customer myself, there has been times where I was impatient or I would get fustrated with my food service. Now, understanding what waitresses go through gives a perspective on what they deal with. In which, Rose sparks his readers with a feeling of understanding for what blue-collar workers go through and

A restaurant in Denver is receiving a lot of criticism for the way that its employees treated a homeless man. Vanessa Verona was dining at the Taqueria Mexico when she noticed a homeless man walked in. She walked up to the man and asked him what he wanted to eat. She also told him that she would order the man's food and pay for it.

Ms. Bowen was offered her job back. However, she was not sure that she wanted it, as she stated, “I have to think about it… This just breaks my heart, and I was in the wrong, but what do you do when the kids tell you that they’re hungry, and they don’t have any money?” ( ) Unfortunately, these cafeteria workers faced a systemic problem as to whether to ignore the students’ hunger or feed them, and they chose the latter in response to their sense of humanity.

He eventually finds his grandmother’s house. Alex’s grandmother, Kate tells Alex that she is bringing him along

Anthony showed me where everything was, which salad dressings are which, how to make coleslaw, and what to do at closing time. He also taught me how to make certain desserts, which was fun. Anthony explained that he was not quitting, but being promoted. He was going to work as the “fry guy” who prepares and cooks all the fried

Meanwhile in the same restaurant, a wealthy businessman decides to feed a little girl he finds on the streets. Grossly malnourished, she has no complaints as she stuffs her face with the expensive food place in front of her. As grateful as she is, her insatiable hunger outweighs the words of gratitude her manners are forcing her to spit out.

Social Media Reports: Social media reports showed that engagements activities increased which was attributed to CEO’s birthday celebration. Ken gave the SM statistics to include 12, 800 FB followers, twitter followers of 2767; and followers on Instagram 3700 with Uncle Ebo’s Facebook amassing 97,079 followers. The last week’s Encore statistics indicated that the streaming reached a total of 65,889 people, 9,237 views; 376 reactions; 288 comments; 187 people shares with peak view reaching 326. Also, 147 people watched on YouTube; and 55 Periscope (Twitter) viewership. On the other hand, engagements on Instagram and Corporate website have been slow because the lack of recent post and unfinished update from Websoft respectively.

There is a significant correlation between Gen Y, social media and marketing occurring in this day and age. According to a survey conducted by Piper Jaffray, approximately 9 out of 10 American teens use some sort of social media. Gen Y is a distinctive generation; it is the largest generation of them all and with access to huge social networks, their range of connections allow them to have a voice that is louder, and more impactful, than any previous generation. With this in mind, marketers are able to target these teens and turn this into a huge profit in just a short amount of time. Majority of teenagers are unaware that they are contributing to the profits that companies gain primarily because the use of social media is free.

The owner of Indian Fusion, a restaurant in Canada is a pretty generous person. This hotel has put on a sign on their backdoor inviting anybody who is hungry and in need for food to come over and eat. The board says, ‘’ If you are hungry and have no money to pay, just ring the bell below or come in for a free meal box/coffee anytime. The owner has a big heart but the other reason he is doing this is because the hotel wants to do something with the excess food. The owner told CTV news that ‘I thought, how many people can I go and ask: “Are you hungry?” It’s not possible,’ he said. ‘So I thought, why not put up a sign?’

Globalization is a dominant feature in this age of information. Social media platforms such as Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter connect people from all corners of the world to learn, communicate, and create. However, this guise of a globally connected utopia is overshadowed by a dystopia prevalent with hate and a faux majority gathering. This fosters a breeding ground of conflict and violent interaction.

We've all been there. Sitting outside on perfectly sunny day, perusing through Instagram on our iPhone. Suddenly, a drop of rain hits the screen. The touch function goes all wonky as you scramble to your feet. A downfall of razor sharp liquid envelopes your once serene spot of relaxation and you go home soaked and defeated. If only we had some kind of social-media umbrella to warn us.

The last time the family ever saw him was his college graduation. To later find out they made a surprise visit to only find an empty apartment. Alex donationed all of the money his parents gave him to OXFAM. Which is a fountain for poverty and starvation all around the world. His family couldn’t figure out why he would do this. They tried everything they could to get him back to the family.

My generation has grown up with technology in our hands since we were toddlers. We are dependent on technology, from Iphones, Laptops,tablets, ipods, even watches that keep us connected to a never ending supply of distant connection. Social media is the source of many problems in our society. One of the problems is the lack of communication in a relationship. One misconception about social media is that it has the ability to strengthen a relationship because you have another avenue of communication when in fact it is detrimental, due to lack of intimate interaction between two people. Social media not only takes away face to face interactions, but it leads to trust issues, cheating and a lack of confrontation.

It was a rainy and bustling night in Downtown San Jose, California. There were people at every corner scurrying away in search of a restaurant to eat or for some, their hotel room to sleep. I was part of the plethora of people in search for a restaurant that fit my party’s mood. It wasn’t but half a mile from our hotel in the rain that we unanimously agreed to settle for a small, but busy Mexican food stand. The man under a floor umbrella behind the food stand appeared to be elderly, but lit up with delight as we approached. Upon arriving our party had ordered 3 quesadillas, 4 tacos, and a burrito. Energized with the power of money, the old man started the process of making our food. Our food was finished after what had seemed like a few minutes. The smell of the small area we were in was mouth watering. Everyone eager to taste it had taken their first bites and described it as the best street food they’ve had. Personally this food alone wouldn’t have made a trip hundreds of miles away from home worth it. People travel for a lot of different reasons, but only a small percentage would travel hundreds of miles to experience a videogame tournament.