[Heisenburger]

Have you ever seen an offer/request for pick-up from a residential kitchen in a neighborhood? These are basically budding restaurateurs who lack commercial space.

 

[Heisenburger]

Seems like a good idea. Can you flop yourself down on the couch and watch Netflix while you wait for the food?

Actually yes. I arrived at 1:40am, dude greeted me at the front door (because he has good exterior lighting with closed circuit cameras monitoring the front yard and driveway.) Offered his nice leather sofa and makeshift waiting area with relaxing spa music, babbling brook white noise, and reading materials adjacent to the front door while he finished up in the kitchen. 8 minutes later I'm back on the road. Better than standing a greasy McDonald's floor while they pretend to not see you waiting and ignore you for 17 minutes.

 

[Heisenburger]

AND he charges about half the rate of the mechanic on main street with a big sign.

That's what low overhead enables.

And it's weird how you won't hear a single traditional mechanic shop ***** about the other mechanic taking all the "low-ball requests" and "driving down market prices"

What if there’s 16 gangbangers

Then bring your gang so they can bang. 😁

 

[Heisenburger]

No complementary chilled cucumber water?

Inflation is forcing some tough calls for many folk.

 

[Heisenburger]

I sense some bovine manure…

I'll try to get another offer for this one and, if so, take a few pix.

 

[Heisenburger]

I sense some bovine manure…

https://www.ubereats.com/store/relentless-eats/UeWrgzacTO6Eav1-K9gZtQ/984b3ec0-ac95-4423-9130-bbda3a69f17f?diningMode=PICKUP

 

[Heisenburger]

Not sure if I would want neighbors who have people coming and going constantly though.

Beats having similar traffic patterns for illicit drug transactions. Way lower odds of a drive-by or garden variety shooting.

So how was the tip?

Better than typical McDonald's and Subway and Popeyes.

 

[Heisenburger]

The app fees and poor all app delivery is only absolutely pull him out of business.. Because he got tired of giving such a high commission for such shit service.

I know this is gonna be controversial, but here it is anyhoo:

He wasn't forced to agree to their terms.

It's his fault for being bad at business.

 

[Heisenburger]

Well, I don't know about that particular restuarant but, the delivery companies did kind of force many restuarants to sign up with them.

They added altered menus to the delivery apps from restuarants that refused. They would have someone call and place the order or actually have the delivery driver place & pay for the order.

Orders weren't 100% accurate because if the errors / alterations in the menus on the delivery app causing complaints and unsatisfied customers.
For a successful established chain that was bad bad but survivable. For a one off mom & pops restuarant, it's much more serious. Then the pandemic hit and these app put on the full court press.
Running in app specials for the the hold out restuarants which basically forced them to sign up to save their reputations.

Support your outlandish assertions with evidence. Otherwise, your comment stands as a monument to bovine excrement.

 

[Heisenburger]

Nah, too lazy. Well, that's not really true. More like it would be a waste of my time.


I think you already know this is how they operated and continue to operate. I believe any articles I post would go unread by you.
It was so bad in our nations most populated state that a law was enacted to prevent it from happening.

Still waiting. You have others to convince here, not just me.

 

[Heisenburger]

Prove me wrong.

He who makes a claim must support it. It's called burden of proof.

 

[Heisenburger]

Betcha won’t fight!!!

Nothing to see here folks! 😁

Failures to even attempt to support silly assertions with evidence are pretty rookie mistakes.

 

[Heisenburger]

Running in app specials for the the hold out restuarants which basically forced them to sign up to save their reputations.

Still waiting for the citations for this allegation.

 

[Heisenburger]

I believe any articles I post would go unread by you.

That was much easier than I thought

A pizzeria owner made money buying his own $24 pizzas from DoorDash for $16

This must make sense to someone, right?

www.theverge.com

I just read it. I completely missed the part where it stated:

Running in app specials for the the hold out restuarants which basically forced them to sign up to save their reputations.

 

[Heisenburger]

I missed the part where I cited that as proof of anything. I believe I said it was entertaining and cited that as the reason for linking it. Let me check to be sure.

Understood. Please alert me when you believe that you've found some evidence for:

Running in app specials for the the hold out restuarants which basically forced them to sign up to save their reputations.

 

[Heisenburger]

felt forced to sign up in order to control the online menu

I don't understand this feeling.

Are lawsuit judgments now allowed based on mere feelings?

 

[Heisenburger]

and you know it.

On what basis would I have known that before this conversation?

 

[Heisenburger]

It's been well publicized.

Because filter bubbles have become increasingly entrenched in the US, it's important to cite sources. It's never safe to assume that your newsfeed is everyone else's too.

Filter bubbles, which affect an individual's online advertisements, social media newsfeeds and web searches, essentially insulate the person from outside influences and reinforce what the individual already thinks.

 

[Heisenburger]

It's been well publicized.

The problem is that these algorithms can put you in a filter bubble, a term coined by Internet activist Eli Pariser. Being in a filter bubble means these algorithms have isolated you from information and perspectives you haven’t already expressed an interest in, meaning you may miss out on important information.

Digital Media Literacy: How Filter Bubbles Isolate You

Learn how filter bubbles isolate your online experience in this free Digital Media Literacy lesson.

edu.gcfglobal.org