Mark goes to the same coffeehouse almost every morning on his way to the office. He's never bothered to learn the barista's name and sometimes he fails to notice when someone else is working her shift. Mark's relationship with the barista can best be described as?

I - it relationship

Explanation: I - it relationship can simply be explained as a relationship which exist between two things. I - it relationship typically exists based on service or satisfaction. That is the shared relation between 'I' being the subject and 'it' being the object is based on the service rendered by the object to the subject in other to satisfy the subject's needs and not a honest physical relationship.

In the scenario above, Mark never bothered to learn the barista's name or even notice his absence, Mark is only connected due to the service rendered by the barista.

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