Question: If you saw someone butchering beef, what would you think the purpose is?
About the article "Fajita", section "Popularity".

Candidate passages:
The following questions when assessing individuals for DPD:  Some people enjoy making decisions.
Others prefer to have someone they trust guide them.
Which do you prefer?
Do you seek advice for everyday decisions?
(Are the decisions you make understood by the practitioner?)
Do you find yourself in situations where other people have made decisions about important areas in your life, e.g.
what job to take?
Is it hard for you to express a different opinion with someone you are close to?
What do you think might happen if you did?
Do you often pretend to agree with others even if you do not?
Why?
Do you think it could get you into trouble if you disagree?
Do you often need help to get started on a project?
Do you ever volunteer to do unpleasant things for others so they will take care of you when you need it?
Are you uncomfortable when you are alone?
Are you afraid you will not be able to take care of yourself?
Have you found that you are desperate to get into another relationship right away when a close relationship ends?
Even if the new relationship might not be the best person for you?
Do you worry about important people in your life leaving you?  
 We Are Friends If Ever I Would Leave You When Love Was Young You Don't Have To See Me You'll Never Walk Alone Someone To Watch Over Me Tonight I Will Be There For You Somewhere In Time All The Things You Are To Find You All I Ask Of You Your Love Is My Life What A Wonderful World  
If you think you are beaten, you are <br>If you think you dare not, you don't, <br>If you like to win, but you think you can't <br>It is almost certain you won't.
If you think you'll lose, you're lost <br>For out of the world we find,<br>Success begins with a fellow's will<br>It's all in the state of mind.
If you think you are outclassed, you are <br>You've got to think high to rise, <br>You've got to be sure of yourself before <br>You can ever win a prize.
Life's battles don't always go <br>To the stronger or faster man, <br>But soon or late the man who wins <br>Is the man WHO THINKS HE CAN!  
Welles: Here under protest is "beef burgers."
"We know a little place in the American Far West, where Charlie Briggs chops up the finest prairie-fed beef and tastes..." This is a lot of shit, you know that?
You want one more?D 2: I do, actually... Welles: More on "buck beef"?D 1: You—you missed the first "beef", actually completely.
Welles: What do you mean, missed it?D 1: You—you're emphasizing "prairie-fed"—Welles: But you can't emphasize "beef", that's like he's wanting me to emphasize "in" before "July".
Come on, fellas, you're losing your heads!
I wouldn't direct any living actor like this in Shakespeare!
Will you do this, it's impossible!D 1: Orson, you did six last year, and by far and away the best, and I know the—the reason—Welles: The right reading for this is the one I'm giving it!D 1: For the moment.
Welles: I spent... twenty times more for you people than any other commercial I've ever made.
You are such pests!
Now, what is it you want?D 1: Now, I think—Welles: In your depths of your ignorance, what is it you want?
Whatever it is you want, I can't deliver it because I just don't see it.D 1: That was absolutely fine, it really was.
Welles: Here, you— (crumples script, stands up) This isn't worth it.
No money is worth listening to... (leaves studio)