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Steve is a guy in his late twenties. Steve drives a gray 2014 Honda Accord. Steve enjoys reading, running, watching sports, and gaming. Steve doesn't watch much TV for anythings that's not sports (Netflix, news, and weather excluded). Steve doesn't have children yet, but he does have a girlfriend, who he wants to marry in the future. They have also talked about possibly adopting at least one child. Some of his favorite books include Stargirl, Love, Stargirl, Don Quixote, Mistaken Identity, Steve Jobs. He works part-time at a grocery store, and has a part-time job at an advertising firm, which he hopes can lead him to a full time career in advertising. Steve likes technology. He doesn't love it enough to make it his career, but he does use it in his advertising job. He doesn't have the latest tech gadgets out there, but he has good tech.


Carlos vs. Steve

We both have the same TV habits, and fairly similar hobbies. We have also read similar books, and I did have a job at a grocery store. We also like technology, although I'm making it a big part of my career.
Overall, Steve and I are pretty similar. The reason for this, I think, is derived from the fact that I'm thinking of Steve as a potential portal user, and since I experienced the mobile banking issues that prompted me to come up with the portal in the first place, I kind of came up with a prototypical customer based on me.

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