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I'm probably about 90%ile income for my household but live in a HCoL area and have two children in daycare. I rent, don't own, and I have enough that I can buy
by colingauvin 10d ago
I'm probably about 90%ile income for my household but live in a HCoL area and have two children in daycare. I rent, don't own, and I have enough that I can buy a coffee without thinking, but will be sending my kids to public school, can't just up and go on a vacation.
I make restaurant reservations 7-8 times a year? My wife and I go on dates and you simply aren't getting a table where I live if you don't. Fyi we typically spend $120 or so on those dinners.
- crisnoble 10d agoAnd does having an AI call the restaurant instead of you doing it sound cool to you?
- paulhebert 10d agoI’m not the person you asked but I’m also confused by this use case. Most restaurants have a web UI which is very simple and easy to use.
- ligne 10d agoIf I'm booking a restaurant I'll probably be discussing the date/time options with the people I'm going with, and I can't see how adding a chatbot to the mix is meant to help?
- GeneralMaximus 9d agoHere in Bangalore, you can usually book directly from the Google Maps listing. Or sometimes click a link that will open in Swiggy/Zomato, and you just book from there. At least in this city, reserving a table using the apps you already have on your phone is faster than using an LLM. Maybe these products are for people who know about the existence of Claude and ChatGPT but not Google Maps?
- colingauvin 10d agoIf it works reliably, sure? But like, it's not something I'd pay for.