1. A refinement of the gap you are addressing (it's possible, even likely, that your understanding of the design problem will evolve based on these interviews). Express this simply as a refinement of your one-sentence problem statement.

How I can carry my money (bills and coins), some business cards, credit cards, keys, a pencil, a small notebook, sunglasses, my mobile with the handfree cables for mobiles in once in my daily life in a more functional, confortable and stylish way?
 
2. A list of at least 30 user needs. These needs should be arranged into a hierarchy with at least one level of abstraction. That is, cluster your needs into groups, with a primary need describing the cluster in bold. Ensure that your needs adhere to the coding rules explained in the video.

1.    The object is confortable.
2.    The object is ergonomic.
3.    The object is transpirable!!
4.    The object is stylish.
5.    The object is secure enough to avoid robbery.
6.    The object is waterproof.
7.    The object avoids dust easily!!
8.    The object is able to clean easily.

9.   The object is allowed in public spaces.
10.  The object is acceptable as a belt or small bag-wallet in museums.
11.   The object is allowed in fancy office buildings.
12.  The object is allowed in public buildings with special restrictions!!
13.  The object doesn´t count as a bag into airplanes.

14.  The object is transformable
15.  The object transforms itself to carry different objects with different sizes!!.
16.  The object is able to transform easily for other needs, as a carpet, a place to seat, to sleep over or rest your head (as a pillow), picnic tablecloth...!!
17.  The object can be deployed in seconds
18.  The object can deployed without instructions.
19.  The object can transform into a belt, a diagonal bag or a normal bag.

20. The object is affordable.
21.  The object uses a low techology able to be produced cheap.
22. The object consumes little of my living space when stored.

23.  The object makes carrying diary stuff togheter easy.
24.  The object requires minimal user effort
25.  The object can be able to loaded quickly
26.  The object can be able to uploaded quickly
27.  The object is light.
28.  The object can be lifted and moved easily when loaded.
29.  The object provide convenient access to all my stuff.
30.  The object has a form that helps organized the different stuffs in independent and safe spaces!!

3. A short paragraph describing your experience gathering user needs.

My first impressions gathering user needs is that people gets used to the objects arround without asking too much about their form or usability. People does not ask themselfs much about their surroundings. It is necessary some time of reflection and meditation to realize where we are, what we know, and what we want. Somehow something related to the big eternal questions expresed by Paul Gaughin in his famous picture D'où venons nous? Que sommes nous? Où allons nous?.

4. Identify one or more latent needs with an exclamation point (!).