KulliRaivo
I might be fine with a phone app for very simple orders. I already use an app for fueling my car and for that it’s handy. But if you have to stop, think about what you’re getting, make up your order and then punch it into the app then it might not suite a drive through that well since it just ruins the “flow”.
As for the water order? I would 1000% start making that order.
What a self-own
Everyone has already been conditioned to be okay with “John” from Hyderabad speaking to you in incomprehensible accent on every customer service line. So this wouldn’t be any different.
Drive through might be a bit more difficult for touch screens. It’d be like trying to reach your parking ticket but for how many clicks it takes to make the order.
Phone app might be easier but not sure it really replaces what drive throughs are for.
I would just be happy I can order in my native tongue. That could be neat.
A positive surprise is good though
With the article being rather long, does it mention the particular tradition talked about here? I don’t doubt you’ve read it, I am just skeptical if it is a real tradition. And it’s hard to gauge that with no info
Maybe they’re both speaking about their own experience. Not everyone has depression you know
I like it that it’s weird every which way it is done
It’s just one of those things that sounds sorta believable and has a feel good message but a lot of those are actually bunk
Which tribe does this?
How tf is it racist to say someone is an illegal immigrant if they’re an immigrant who came in illegally? At the face of it those words can be used totally neutrally
Later on I got a phone with Bounce, now that was the tits
BUBBLE TEA JE SRBIJA
Yanks do honestly say that lol
Now there’s an idea
>brick.org.uk
Reminds me of when in uni all these industry reps would come in and praise their material over everyone else’s with convincing arguments and next week someone from a competing industry would come in and do the same.
You can also cpature the CO2 and use it in chemical processes where it is needed. Bizarrely often they’re buying the CO2 for high price even though if capture methods were common we’d have loads of stock. And lower CO2 emission cement is already a thing that’s happening, but being able to scale brick production to meet even close to the scale of concret construction is nowhere near reality.
I like bricks as a facade element but it’s just not a good replacement for concrete on the whole. It will be much much easier to try and mitigate the issues concret has than to get bricks to the level of concrete construction globally.
Also I work in construction with both concrete and bricks and have been involved in mass production of both. But go off lol
They also put out a lot of CO2 and you’d have a hell of a lot of issues scaling the brick production to the same level. Not to mention all the othe associated issues that bricks have.
It’s just a poor replacement for concrete at the same scale. But that’s not to knock bricks specifically, since nothing really is a good replacement at that scale.
Best we could do is to not build as much or in such a big scale, but that has issues too.
No I know, I was just thinking this from both my personal point of view and that of a general consumer.