Reflection Paper On Pizza

Across the board there were many similarities, with the exception of participant Ajay’s views. All the Subjects had similar rates of consumption per month. This was around one to two times per month. 3 of the 4 participants also agreed upon there toppings of choice. These being meat lovers. Another similarity that i noticed across the board is how people feel after eating pizza. They all agreed that they feel guilty after eating pizza. Namely because the unhealthiness of it. While it is clear the do attain a certain level of joy when eating it (because they still eat it) they all feel a certain level of guilt from eating it. 3 of 4 participants also agreed that pizza is a great food for social situations. I find this to be ironic They all concieved that pizza is great for

It 's not all that surprising however. If you look at how the world has developed over the last 20 years, huge strides have been made to distinguish individuality. This is likely why the trend in pizza has also trended this way. When i was a kid i can always remember my father and uncle ordering a bunch of stuff together and sharing it all. Now i look at today 's world and i see people order a bunch of food, not share, and take it home. Rather than to order as an collective, therefore saving money, and waste food. What i found most interesting is that there are preconceived social identifications with pizza. Such as it being a good social food. I said earlier that it 's ironic. Most of the participants agree that it 's a good social food because of the ease of ordering for a large group of people, yet they all still want individual pizza. I think the same way that masculinity and femininity are defined by certain aspect of culture pizza has been as well. WE all think the same things about it, but intrinsically it seems we all have our own set of