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I have seen those in multiple countries, and couldn't really say there is any correlation with friendliness. But they do have managed to vastly improve my mood
by IfOnlyYouKnew 8y ago
I have seen those in multiple countries, and couldn't really say there is any correlation with friendliness.
But they do have managed to vastly improve my mood, via a different sort of mechanism: when I'm being treated rudely, I tend to linger at the machine, usually waiting for fellow passengers to clear security. During that minute or two (or five), I train my Nintendo skill on the :( face. My high score must be in the thousands.
They probably filter out such data. But maybe not–I kind of prefer not to know.
I get lots of cheeky smiles from other travellers noticing me, so the happiness even spreads. Only got yelled at by security once.
- rypskar 8y agoI always assumed it was for travelers to be able to give a quick feedback to get the frustration out of their system and be done with it. So was a bit surprised to see that they where using the data, of course when workers know how much money they get depends on them providing a good service, they will try to give a good service