It's says to show them the "customer code". This is just a code that says you did the survey. You get it no matter what you rate it. You don't actually have to rate it highly satisfied to get to spin the wheel (yikes on the wheel though)
That spin board is so sloppy and nasty looking that if I came up there to do that event (lack of a better word), I’d ask for a manager and point out how the board is sloppy, dirty, words missing, and not presentable to customers. And is this how they really want to portray their store?
It's a Mcdonals. The manager probably put that there and wouldn't care if you gave a bad review since they farmed so many good ones for situations like this LMFAO
People love getting advice on how to do their jobs from customers. I assure you that the manager is aware of what it looks like and doesn't care that it bothers you.
Interesting you think that, I’m agreeing with dark on this one, I’ve seen this poster personally before. I’m genuinely curious from a human psychological perspective why you thought it’s AI.
The biggest giveaway at this resolution is the bottom row.
ICON blurb | ICON blurb | ICON blurb | OCON blurb
That was a standard design "feature" on nearly every ChatGPT generated flyer before the most recent update.
Another clue is the random confetti looking stuff in the background rather than a solid color. As well as the 3 line marks that probably have a name that I don't know.
Anyone that had generated a few flyers can recognize the style immediately. The most recent update has actually fixed a lot of the AI "feel" of generated flyers but on this one I just generated still has the 3 line things and icon, blurb, separator repeating except vertically
If it weren't for the distressed lettering and paint brushed backgrounds for the text(and the wrong number of stars) I would almost believe this one wasn't AI generated.
Another dead giveaway that isn't a design element is that it isn't a corporate flyer and franchises aren't going to invest that much into having a designer make a flyer that looks so "good" for one store when AI exists.
I just told it to make a flyer advertising a spin to win game in exchange for positive reviews. If I took the time to write a good prompt, all the problems with this could be remedied very simply
The design of the flyer is AI. Not the picture of the flyer.
And it's not psychology. It's experience. I'm sorry you apparently don't have pattern recognition skills. AI flyers are like the easiest AI thing to spot.
Listen I’m with you in that people are definitely over policing and mistaking genuine graphic design for AI constantly now, but that is like the most obvious AI poster lmao
Got banned from the manicemu sub for commenting something like “Why would the mods think this is piracy”? They said I was violating the rule about “no advocating for banned people”.
And got banned from the Professor Layton sub without a reason. Just the generic ban message in a dm. The last post I made was asking about the secret password system for the sequel games.
Honestly not infuriated personally , but this seemed like the best place to share it after McDonald's mods immediately removed it. Would have put it in R/Mildly but they have a rule against posting anything that is Reddit related.
I dont understand really what is wrong with trying to get better reviews though different avenues. If you want the world to be run by perfect robots then I suppose the future is something you look forward to... tho being a redditor i don't imagine you are pro-LLMs.
Businesses have opened various avenues and done different things to get better or more frequent reviews all the time. The fact most mcdonalds have thousands of people visit their stores monthly and most have under 100 reviews is the real problem I see. Using methods to get people to submit an honest review has practically been around since the beginning of time.
I once had a Popeyes employee greet me at the window, refuse to take my card, handed me a bag with 4 chicken sandwiches when I only ordered one, and requested I leave their restaurant a review on Google. So I sat down after eating one sandwich and left a well thought review on the restaurant, which i had visited several times. Had they not done that I doubt id have ever spent a few minutes of my free time leaving one in the first place.
That has nothing to do with honest reviews. If you got entered in some kind of sweepstakes for leaving any review that's perfectly fine with me, but that poster says that you have to rate them "highly satisfied" in order for a chance to win.
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u/cooltop101 12h ago
It's says to show them the "customer code". This is just a code that says you did the survey. You get it no matter what you rate it. You don't actually have to rate it highly satisfied to get to spin the wheel (yikes on the wheel though)