Baby appears as a silent gateway driver engaged in a robbery syndicate organized by his boss Doc. Apparently, Doc organized crime, hired three criminals, and put them in Baby’s car. Interestingly, …show more content…
In the case of Eiza, his young girlfriend made him make terrible decisions in his life to match the youthful experience. Hamm describes Eiza as an individual who seems too old to have tattoos on his body. He also seemed too old to appear in such a dress code as demonstrated in the movie. Many customers may buy some products that will seem wasted in their lives due to the prevailing social orders.
Interestingly, just like Eizas, customers make bad choices when it comes to selecting and using certain products. Eizas made such a bad decision by associating himself with Doc, a mastermind of several crimes in the movie. Most people buy into ideas due to the influence they get from their close associates the same way Eizas engaged in crime due to his engagement with Doc. The easy-going customers may most likely but into any idea and transactions that definably affect them without their realization.
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Particularly, Baby makes many decisions based on the perception of his family and the boss too. Indeed, without the intervention of his family, Baby would not have relied on iPods as the best solution to counter the effects of tinnitus. The support of his family enabled Baby to move on with life and adapt to his situation by creating mix-tapes that enhance rhythm in the movie. Therefore, family decisions play a great role in influencing what people would like to buy. Baby’s family supported him while he underwent serious challenges after the accident during his childhood. The family members have always responded to his needs and even encouraged him to listen to a lot of music as the best way to cope with