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Avast, ye bakers! I'm back!
At each drive-through, place a camera at the exit of the queue, aimed generally in the direction of the drivers' windows, and politely suggest that customers render either a thumbs-up or thumbs-down gesture in relation to their overall satisfaction with the experience
as they breeze away. A simple bit of software should readily be able to sort out whether it was an up, down, or abstain/no-data vote.
Lots of garbage data to sift, lots of privacy laws to uphold, etc, but possibly useful data to mine. Highest satisfactions at times of day/week/month/year, intervals between measurements, etc.
Now that I think of it, maybe I'll code it myself and set up shop selling these to chains as a consultancy service...
These guys dominate the market for point-of-sale IT,
http://www.micros.com/ so you'll probably want some integration with their hardware and software. [pertinax, Apr 27 2008]
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Why bother requiring drivers to gesture? Modern cameras can distinguish smiles. |
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buggar, I thought it was thumb but welcome back [absterge] |
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<a word in your ear>[po] has a free pass on spelling 'bugger', just like her free pass on capitalisation, in recognition of her services to flirtation.</awiye> |
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[Dr], I was thinking about your question, and I think the appeal that I can see is the sense of empowerment. Raising a hand is taking action to make a definitive statement, vice the possibly passive facial expression. |
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Buggir, it's good to be back. |
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Alternative: Middle finger/no middle finger |
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I initially read this as Thumb Fu, which I thought might be a sort of martial shiatsu. |
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