After a long day of work, constant meetings, phone calls, video conferences, or even school and the overwhelming amount of work your science or math teacher gives you. You go to a restaurant right around the corner to enjoy a nice and quiet meal, you sit down about to take a sip of the refreshing water that the waiter ha just brought to you and BAM! The booth right behind you is filled with a group of obnoxious teenagers that are talking to loud, laughing at stupid jokes that don't make sense and/or on their phones listening to music that should be for their ears only. From my point of view Restaurants and other business should have the right to ban teenagers, not permanently of course, however, during lunch time when the target audience (Adults)
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According to Munchy’s Monthly Sales, the sales decrease when there are teenagers in the restaurant. In the months of July and August the average amount of sales for a teenager are less than 5 thousand dollars, as you can see the amount of sales for teenagers is minimized. In these two months the sales for adults has been about 30 thousand dollars. In the months of September and October the amount of teenagers that visited the restaurant increased by a couple of thousands of dollars, by the increase of teenagers visiting the restaurant the amount of adults decreased drastically to less than 10 thousand dollars. This is an example of how the amount of teenagers affect the amount of adults in the …show more content…
In the newspaper it talks about how the idea that the owner of Munchy’s, Mr. Jones came up with is a brilliant idea. The writer of this article, being a business person himself encouraged this idea. He states “This regulation will encourage business people who spend more money on their lunches and need a peaceful break from their busy days back into the restaurant.” Taking into consideration that he sees this as a good idea we can see from the P.O.V of an adult this is something that they would truly
According to Munchy’s Monthly Sales, the sales decrease when there are teenagers in the restaurant. In the months of July and August the average amount of sales for a teenager are less than 5 thousand dollars, as you can see the amount of sales for teenagers is minimized. In these two months the sales for adults has been about 30 thousand dollars. In the months of September and October the amount of teenagers that visited the restaurant increased by a couple of thousands of dollars, by the increase of teenagers visiting the restaurant the amount of adults decreased drastically to less than 10 thousand dollars. This is an example of how the amount of teenagers affect the amount of adults in the …show more content…
In the newspaper it talks about how the idea that the owner of Munchy’s, Mr. Jones came up with is a brilliant idea. The writer of this article, being a business person himself encouraged this idea. He states “This regulation will encourage business people who spend more money on their lunches and need a peaceful break from their busy days back into the restaurant.” Taking into consideration that he sees this as a good idea we can see from the P.O.V of an adult this is something that they would truly