What Would You Bring: Black or White Cookout?

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Personal Interviews at the Mall
   1. Interview 1: Hayley and JJ
   2. Interview 2: Cash and Naily
   3. Interview 3: Carly and Layla
   4. Interview 4: Murder and LA
   5. Interview 5: Katie
   6. Interview 6: Dakota and Brittany
   7. Interview 7: Sierra and Romy
   8. Interview 8: Ivan and Mar
   9. Interview 9: Mackenzie
   10. Interview 10: Michael

Personal Interviews at the Mall

Interview 1: Hayley and JJ

During the first interview, Hayley and JJ were asked if they have ever been to a cookout, to which they responded positively. The next question was whether they have ever been to a white person's cookout, to which they replied no. In the event that they would attend a white person's cookout, they were asked what meal they would bring. Hayley was unsure, but JJ Mentioned that he would bring baked mac and cheese with a crunchy crust on top. This simple yet flavorful dish would surely impress everyone at the cookout.

Interview 2: Cash and Naily

Cash and Naily were interviewed next. They have both been to a cookout before, but Never to a white person's cookout. When asked what meal they would bring to a white person's cookout, Cash jokingly mentioned that he wouldn't bring anything because he's not gay. Naily, on the other HAND, suggested bringing casserole as it is a dish commonly enjoyed by white people. When asked about attending a black person's cookout, they both agreed on bringing banana pudding, mac and cheese, and cornbread. These choices reflect the delicious and comforting foods that are often found at black cookouts.

Interview 3: Carly and Layla

Carly and Layla were the next participants in the interview. They have both been to a cookout before and have not attended a white person's cookout. Carly was unsure about what dish to bring to a black person's cookout, while Layla confidently stated that she would bring nothing since she doesn't eat pork. However, when asked about attending a white person's cookout, Layla suggested bringing Potato salad, while Carly mentioned bringing a starter pizza or corn on the cob. These choices highlight the different culinary preferences between black and white cookouts.

Interview 4: Murder and LA

The fourth interview was conducted with Murder and LA. Both have attended cookouts before, but LA has never been to a white person's cookout. When asked what meal they would bring to a white person's cookout, Murder said he would bring beer as it is commonly consumed by white people. LA jokingly mentioned not bringing potato salad due to the differences in white and black people's potato salad. For a black person's cookout, they both suggested bringing mac and cheese and some fried chicken. These classic dishes are Timeless favorites at black cookouts.

Interview 5: Katie

Katie was the next participant in the interview. She has been to a cookout before and has not attended a white person's cookout. When asked what meal she would bring to a black cookout, Katie mentioned bringing chicken and pastry, a dish she enjoys. She also mentioned fried chicken as it is a staple at black cookouts. These flavorful dishes would surely be a hit at any black cookout.

Interview 6: Dakota and Brittany

Dakota and Brittany participated in the sixth interview. They have both been to cookouts before and have not attended a white person's cookout. When asked what meal they would bring to a black person's cookout, Dakota suggested mac and cheese, while Brittany mentioned bringing fried chicken. These popular dishes are often requested and enjoyed at black cookouts.

Interview 7: Sierra and Romy

During the seventh interview, Sierra and Romy were asked about their cookout experiences. They have both been to cookouts before, but never to a black person's cookout. When asked about attending a black person's cookout, Sierra mentioned bringing ribs, a savory and mouth-watering dish. Romy was unsure about what dish to bring. However, when it came to a white person's cookout, they both agreed on potato salad, a quintessential dish at many white cookouts.

Interview 8: Ivan and Mar

The eighth interview was conducted with Ivan and Mar. Both have been to cookouts before, but Ivan has not attended a white person's cookout. When asked what meal they would bring to a white person's cookout, Ivan suggested bringing barbecued chicken, a popular choice among white people. Mar was unsure about what dish to bring. In the case of attending a black person's cookout, Ivan mentioned grilling and bringing macaroni while Mar mentioned deviled eggs and fried chicken. These delicious options reflect the diverse and appetizing foods typically found at black cookouts.

Interview 9: Mackenzie

Mackenzie participated in the ninth interview. She has been to cookouts before but has not attended a white person's cookout. When asked what meal she would bring to a black cookout, Mackenzie mentioned delightfully bringing apple crisp, an apple-Based dish with a crispy and flavorful topping. This dish is sure to impress and leave a lasting impression on the guests.

Interview 10: Michael

The final interview was conducted with Michael. He has been to cookouts before but has not attended a white person's cookout. When asked about the meal he would bring to a white person's cookout, he suggested bringing boiled chicken. Although an unconventional choice, boiled chicken can still be enjoyed by many. Michael did not mention a specific dish for a black person's cookout, but he confidently stated that he would not bring anything, as he considers himself the cookout. This playful response showcases the lively and vibrant atmosphere of black cookouts.

Conclusion

The personal interviews at the mall provided insightful and entertaining perspectives on attending black and white cookouts. From the participants' meal choices, it is clear that black cookouts often feature soulful and flavorful dishes such as fried chicken, mac and cheese, and banana pudding. On the other hand, white cookouts tend to have dishes like potato salad and grilled items like barbecue chicken. These interviews showcase the diversity of food culture and the unique experiences one can have at different types of cookouts.