Interviewing Customers No. 2 (technically No. 1)

Hey guys so after doing my elevator pitch for the last post, I went out to interview students on the University of Florida Campus to see if I would be able to get useful information.

To understand the idea behind my business venture, please go to the blog post and read it briefly BEFORE listening to the interviews: http://lovetravellives.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-1.html

Unfortunately my video was not working so the audio is only available for the interviews :'(

Here are the list of questions asked for reference:

1. Do you prefer studying in cafes (such as Panera or Starbucks) or on campus/ libraries? Why?
2. Do you suffer from stress often? Do you have a way of alleviating it?
3. UF has brought dogs and puppies on campus during exams to alleviate stress, what is your opinion on that?
4. If there was a dog cafe, where you could study, eat, and play with dogs, near campus, would you go?

I did not interview customers the first time around, so this is my first time and I would appreciate the feedback

So as for my opportunity I had some people say they were interested in the cafes but maybe not for studying. Still it does offer an opportunity for students to wind down.  I ask UF students in general, but I feel like I would have better luck if I interview students who actually studied at cafes to get a better response since it seems like they are the ones I am trying to reach out to.  Since this is my first interview I am open to suggestions on better questions or maybe rephrasing the ones I asked.  What I realized is that lots of students are actually willing to help out, and its not that scary to approach them for an interview; a lot of my interviewees enjoyed it.

Thanks guys and comment below for feedback!