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Thanks for the honest feedback. I agree with that, you even don't know what they put in your food when you order food at a restaurant right? Not until someone t

Thanks for the honest feedback. I agree with that, you even don't know what they put in your food when you order food at a restaurant right? Not until someone told you what's going on back at the kitchen. But again, the incentive is there. Might still need to think about it more throughly for any loopholes.

abbasmehdi 15y ago
You're right, we have no idea what is being put our food in the kitchen but the restaurant has for many years possibly tried to establish its brand and reputation as a trustworthy establishment, one idiot with nothing to lose could ruin it. Why would they be willing to take the risk if it does not affect their bottom line or save the customer scrilla? But please do not be discouraged by my comments, I am just thinking it through with you...
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lsc 15y ago
as the other person says, the restaurant has a 'brand' that is worth protecting. you need to do something similar for your couriers. the ebay feedback system is one simplistic way of handling 'brand' - this would be one of the hard parts of making your idea work, but I think it's a problem that can be overcome.