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If you have the credits, survey how popular it is to drink and turk. I have coworkers who think its funny and claim its popular in their younger peer group. T
by VLM 10y ago
If you have the credits, survey how popular it is to drink and turk. I have coworkers who think its funny and claim its popular in their younger peer group. That anecdote is not actual data. I don't know if its popular or almost unheard of. I don't know if amazon allows meta-gaming like this. Amazon does not tolerate outright identity theft (send me your SS number to verify your accuracy) but a simple question like "how many alcohol drinks have you had today" is probably anonymous enough. Amazon spends a lot on advertising, so you can see why editors would not cover this story assuming it were true (which it might not be)
Drink and Turk is a drinking game where you try to turk enough to pay for your alcohol. I've seen some non-cooperative behavior of trying to find the funniest turk so the group laughs or give the most ridiculous answer still providing payment. Most turking is pretty boring but you'd be surprised what alcohol and youth and a slightly warped mind can do. There is supposedly a weed variation on this game, you can guess its obvious single rule.
- brianwawok 10y agoWant to cofound a bar? You get a tablet at each table, and have to earn enough credits to get the next drink. No need to pay cash, drinks will be paid right out of your turk balance.