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> Now say John travels to another town, and the proprietor of a similar establishment in that town, wanting to provide John with the best level of service, call
by capableweb 5y ago
> Now say John travels to another town, and the proprietor of a similar establishment in that town, wanting to provide John with the best level of service, calls you to ask "Hey, what does John like?", and you tell them.
That's not how it works in the real world though. Why would a restaurant answer someone random calling them and asking what one of their regulars is typically ordering? I see no possible benefit in answering that question.
- aembleton 5y agoHow would they even know which restaurant to call? This only works in the online advertising world because whenever John enters a shop, restaurant or other establishment his photo is taken and sent to a central authority. That central authority can then sell space in some of those shops to push a product or service to him based on the history of shops he's entered.