Observe each other from seat selection

When you take someone to a restaurant, you look around to find a seat and say, "sit there." If we take you to the table again, this kind of people not only have strong judgment, but also have great confidence. They are people who can directly express their inner thoughts, but also tend to be arbitrary and annoying.

When I lead you to a seat, I find that there are not enough seats or someone else arrives first, so I wander around the store to look for it again. People who have this habit have poor judgment and make wrong judgments. Often there are small failures, but it highlights the charm of the individual, willing to cooperate with others, honest character is very popular.

The people who always follow you are those who need to be taken care of and depend on others. They will not take the initiative in everything, but act in accordance with the behavior of the people around them. When it comes to seat selection, it's the kind of person who "doesn't care about details" and has a generous personality.

People who immediately ask the shop assistant "where is the vacant seat?" although they will move forward in a reasonable way, they tend to give priority to the immediate results (everyone is in place), neglect psychological and sensory factors such as preferences and atmosphere, and ignore other people's opinions and ideas.