pull down to refresh

Imagine waiting in a long line in blistering heat. You finally get to the counter and your ice cream cost's20% more.
What do you do?
this territory is moderated
741 sats \ 1 reply \ @clr 27 Feb
If implemented correctly, in theory this should get rid of the waiting lines and ensure a more constant and smooth flow of customers.
reply
+1
you’d see right on google maps (before you even navigate to the restaurant) that there is a 20% surge price. if that was too much, you just wouldn’t go.
reply
This is a practical problem as that would be an illegal bait and switch as the contract is basically locked into place as soon as a person enters into the line. So you can only raise prices for new people. Any price drops would then apply to everyone currently standing in line.
reply
You happen to have the case law on that?
reply
Maybe another reason to use an app and order ahead. Act now for cheap food!
reply