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>With how much profit per visit though? They probably lose on each one, but it's the same with their competitors. FWIW, regular folks now say "let me ask Chat
by moralestapia 2y ago
>With how much profit per visit though?
They probably lose on each one, but it's the same with their competitors.
FWIW, regular folks now say "let me ask Chat" for what it used to be "let me Google that"; that is a huge cultural shift, and it happened in only a couple years.
- OccamsMirror 2y agoIt just so happened to coincide with Google delivering terrible results. I used to be able to find what I wanted but now the top results only loosely correlate with the search. I’m sure it works for most people’s general searches but it doesn’t work for me.
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- hug 2y ago> FWIW, regular folks now say "let me ask Chat" for what it used to be "let me Google that" I have literally never heard that from anyone, and most everyone I know is “regular folk”. I work in (large scale) construction, and no one has ever said anything even remotely similar. None of my non-technical or technical business contacts. I’m not saying you haven’t, and that your in-group doesn’t, just that it’s not quite the cultural phenomenon you’re suggesting.
- abudimir 2y agoFor what it's worth, I always say: let me ask my friend Van Damme.