I am amazed at the consistency in taste that we see in the doughnut shop. When given the choice between a vanilla doughnut and a chocolate doughnut, most people choose the vanilla. Unless the person is a chocolate person. That individual always wants chocolate and will go out of their way for chocolate. The chocolate person will happily choose a vanilla, caramel, or buttermilk lime doughnut if there is no chocolate available. But they’d always prefer the chocolate. On the other hand, the vanilla individual will usually pass if the only available option is chocolate. I wonder why this is?
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