Tasty Indian Bistro: Case Study

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We will leave for dinner at 7 pm. We will drive for 3 minutes to reach Tasty Indian Bistro. Richard will eat chicken fingers for 7.99 dollars. Karman will eat chilli mushroom for 6.99 dollars. I will have the chicken wings for 5.99 dollars. Ishan will have the vegetable manchurian for 10.99 dollars. Total money spent will be 33 dollars (including tax). We will leave at 8 30 pm to go to extreme air park for a 25 minute drive. There we will play basketball and other sports for 1 hour. We will pay 84 dollars to play there before going back to Karman’s uncle’s house. The total money spent today will be 395 dollars.

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