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I have noticed that some Chinatown restaurants don't tend to identify themselves when I call in. I think part of it is a language / cultural barrier. It's a lot
by hunter23 8y ago
I have noticed that some Chinatown restaurants don't tend to identify themselves when I call in. I think part of it is a language / cultural barrier. It's a lot different calling a chain where they have huge manuals on how to interact with customers vs an immigrant family run business. Is that not the case for your Chinese restaurants?
However, more likely I think they edited out the initial introduction to give the businesses privacy. They also probably told the businesses beforehand that there was a chance they would be calling in the future with bots to get around California 2 party laws on recording (or maybe they got approval afterwards although I'm not sure that's legal).
- Piskvorrr 8y agoThat's the point. "What you're about to hear is an actual call." ("...what you're not about to hear is that we have heavily edited it"? Or perhaps "lightly edited it?" Well nobody knows - and since Google aint' telling, it is reasonable to assume the former).