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>We hypothesized that they do this for a higher turnover. I can (anecdotally) confirm that many places do this. One place where my friend worked adjusted the
by kgermino 14y ago
>We hypothesized that they do this for a higher turnover.
I can (anecdotally) confirm that many places do this. One place where my friend worked adjusted the background music volume based on the wait time, and I know of several restaurants by me where the waitresses will say that the music goes up as the place gets busy to persuade people to leave after eating.
- jacques_chester 14y agoBars have loud music because, during the lulls in conversation caused by the inability to hold a conversation, you drink. And therefore you drink more.
- corporalagumbo 14y agoEconomic logic at its finest.