Pittsburgh Panthers Ncaa Ho Ho Ho Christmas Shirt

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I’m like, “so when AI takes over, hopefully the Pittsburgh Panthers Ncaa Ho Ho Ho Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this robot overlords will remember I was nice to them and spare me.” (This was a couple three years ago before ChatGPT). I do it to model good manners to my toddler, but also I feel like it’s just habit to say thank you after I request something and that request is fulfilled This is why I like fast casual places that let you go up to order and give you a number. Even better if you can order right to your table with a QR code. I had this conversation with my brother last week. Tip who? Myself? Am I the employee now? Are y’all gonna send me a paycheck and a W2? Can I put this on my resume? This is also why I always select 0 when prompted by digital tipping. I assume the owners are pocketing it and not giving it to their employees. Only tip cash. I was an organizer at a large university event, and by the end I wanted to grab some food, since I lived a long way away from there and I was really hungry, It was a damn Fornetti stand as well. All the shopkeeper did was grab my already overpriced order from a display plate and put it into a paper bag. This is especially annoying given how overpriced everything is at the airport. Then they have the nerve to ask for a tip

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They don’t have the Pittsburgh Panthers Ncaa Ho Ho Ho Christmas Shirt but in fact I love this balls to do it, that’s why they didn’t until they could put it on a screen and have the robot do it for them. I can’t help but wonder how effective this is. How many people are tipping the robots? How much are they tipping the robots? Who, if anybody at all, is doing this? Maybe they put it there even if nobody has ever used it just on the off chance somebody eventually does. It’s not like they have to pay the computer to ask so why wouldn’t they? Just like any other scam. Everyone gets those calls and emails because somebody somewhere is going to fall for it. The real question is “which they?” And the answer is usually, not the business. It’s an option pushed by the payment processors and credit card companies, because it’s basically 0 effort for them to add as an update, and they get a % for processing credit card payments on tips just like everything else. It’s not really worth it to the business, but it’s absolutely worth it to square etc. to do it at 1000’s if businesses. From a design standpoint, it’s easier to make one app for regular and self checkouts than make two different ones. So it might be a remnant from the regular checkout. And why bother making a different app for each company when they all do the same thing? That doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t trying to squeeze every cent out of you, but some places likely had no intention to have tipping The amount of effort required to have an option to have it skip this screen is so minuscule that the fact that you’re even suggesting that as the reason this exists is laughable.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.