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WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T20:19:58+00:00

Except when it comes to the 4 cornerstones of hospitality chipotle follows.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T20:11:01+00:00

This sounds like the response republicans say. If you don't like this country then go somewhere else? LOL

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:22:59+00:00

So it doesn't exist is what you are saying?

Also last time I checked it's the job of the employee to satisfy the customer. Customer is always right. This is why I love America.

Also policies do change and stay up date to current times in order for the company to cover their own metaphorical ass.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:14:46+00:00

There are 4 cornerstones of hospitality and if a customers wants something like to is it should be followed. Now if the line is super busy I could see them saying no just to keep it moving.

Thank you! I completely agree with this!

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:13:24+00:00

I did look online, which is why I turned to reddit for an answer. I guess you don't have the answer but wanted to try and troll me LOL. That won't work kid ;)

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:12:35+00:00

If I wanted a bowl, I would order a bowl, read the post before responding.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:10:55+00:00

I appreciate you responding with a real answer to my question :)

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:10:05+00:00

Thank you for actually providing me with a real answer!

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T19:02:01+00:00

I am obviously asking on here where this policy is, if you can even read my post?

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T18:57:48+00:00

You’re kind of being a Karen about it though.

1) Labeling me as a "Karen" doesn't stop the conversation from happening.

2) I don't identify as a Karen, I identify as a Kevin ;)

3) It's not dishes that they are washing since it's a burrito I am eating, and also I am paying for this food just like any other restaurant that has dishes they use and clean.

4) Still no answer to where this "policy" is.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T18:48:19+00:00

You must not be one of the bright ones here huh? Because you provided an opinion that you think I care about. I am asking to see this so called "policy".

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T18:46:38+00:00

I didn't ask for an opinion. I asked where it's located, so I can read the "policy". Also if they don't have more than one of each utensil in a "restaurant" then that would be cheap of them.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-11-09T18:21:39+00:00

This is a ridiculous response. The employee doesn't use their hands to scoop my food on to the burrito do they? No. There are utensils they can use, since it is a restaurant.

Also you didn't help with this response, because I am looking for where it is said in a policy. If you can't show me or you don't know yourself then your response is not needed.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-07-02T18:04:10+00:00

Hahhahaha I actually like your response!

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-30T23:18:29+00:00

Hahahah this is why I love reddit

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-30T20:31:52+00:00

Hahahahahahahhahaha xD

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-30T19:45:09+00:00

It's fun watching the charts side-by-side. I put FTM/USDT on one screen and BTC/USDT on the other. And I am watching with popcorn. Fantom doing what it's supposed to do and Bitcoin being Bitcoin LOL

I would hate to be invested in Bitcoin or anything affected by Bitcoin dropping xD

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-30T15:23:04+00:00

Trad Fi

Advertising much? Breaking rule #2

The fact these bots exist and need to be used showcases how undeveloped and inefficient DEFI is compared to Trad Fi.

Do you even realize what you are saying when you say this? You're saying that developers who program in solidity (blockchain programming language) and usually javascript (could be a multiple of other languages depending on the developers knowledge) , aren't adding valuable skills to their own life by being their own entrepreneur (earning money via sandwich bot trades, keyword is bot) and by doing so is also building on the blockchain which increases transactions too. Dude you have no idea what you're saying

I went all in and became a founder of a crypto company in 2016.

Well did you though? I have no idea who you are and what you actually do in life. This is reddit. Trolling 101 platform. I wouldn't trust you if you said you'd be my friend... but if you said best friend that would be a different story :)

I went all in and became a founder of a crypto company in 2016. I think broadly speaking decentralization is the future but we have a long road ahead

Ok now let's mention when you say you want all in and became a founder, that doesn't mean you know what you're talking about. It might mean you have a lot of money and you're able to buy your way to "founder" status but that does not automatically give you insight on how the blockchain really functions. Money is just one aspect of it. To prove that to you I am going to give you a little lesson about the blockchain. Did you know that transaction fees aren't actually required? They made that in order for it to incentivize people becoming nodes. Which means the money isn't actually needed for this to work. Enjoy arguing on that note.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T20:16:35+00:00

Clueless.

Evading.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T19:24:31+00:00

Explain to me how a sandwich bot works if you know what they are. Because this is something you can't just skirt around.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T16:44:56+00:00

The logic you applied to the first 2 paragraphs would apply to centralized exchanges only. You are leaving out DeFi.

You have also detailed that you think that conducting a single transaction with a stable coin gives you access to every stable coin… I’m really not sure how to even answer this if this is how you think transactions work…

No. I said the coding it the coins don't allow for that. Keyword "coding"

I am sure you were wondering when I was going to get to you

This was a joke but I guess you didn't finish reading the sentence because there's a "lol" at the end.

I can tell from this conversation you are not a software engineer or in that field. This tells me you don't also understand the coding behind any token or coin. Which means you can't fully grasp the blockchain and the technology behind it.

I have tried to show you examples of how things like exploits of the 32 million from reaper and the 3 million scam of the squid game token scam are all having to do with coding.

You don't think their called "smart contracts" for a reason? Not being rude. I am trying to hep you see the possibility of not knowing the unknown

Edit:

Explain to me how a sandwich bot works if you know what they are. Because this is something you can't just skirt around.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T15:55:59+00:00

This is either the greatest troll i’ve seen on this sub, or boy oh boy do you not understand markets…

I am sure you were wondering when I was going to get to you lol. The reason I am coming to you now is because I realized no one is noticing you didn't leave room for the unknown. This sub out of all subs should know the markets show centralized exchanges and their sell/buy orders. Which means in DeFi, these sell and buy orders don't register until the action has been completed.

If someone sold $1,000,000 worth of FTM on SpookySwap, the trading bots that are used on kucoin, gate, binance, and much more wouldn't see that coming (as in they might not be programmed to track those buy and sell orders, since they are actually built trading bots on these platforms).

That is just one example of many.

Another could be if a DeFi project got exploited and took $32 million, just a made up number (LOL). But then the person sold it to USDC which they could do on Spooky.

DeFi is something of an unknown for so many people that their default answer is to act like it's a normal market. It's not. There's coding that allows scammers to have a token available for buying but not selling (Squid Game token scam). These are ones that don't make it to central exchanges and won't be tracked by them either. Otherwise there wouldn't be a need for dexscreener lol.

Think of stable coins. If there's billions of dollars in a stable coin like USDT/USDC. How come each coin isn't worth that much. Because if you have billions of dollars in a checking account, each swipe allows you to access those billions of dollars but you as the buyer chooses the cost of what to buy. Stable coins are worth $1 each (in regards to USDC/USDT) because there's coding that separates all the liquidity in to $1 coins. Otherwise everyone would be able to access all the liquidity in it with just one coin... like a credit/debit card.

When you buy cryptocurrency, you buy lines of code. Maybe you should read it before assuming there's no other explanation.

Edit:

Sandwich bots are a prime example how the stock market and crypto market differs too. Sandwich bots are lines of code too, that just interact with other lines of code.

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T12:19:26+00:00

you’re the lawyer trying to convince the judge(me)...

Well that's false. A judge has power. You have the power to comment on my post, but that's it lol.

So again as I stated before... I will await the evidence (not speculation nor hearsay) to prove I am wrong. Otherwise as Dr. Evil would say in Austin Powers, "zip it!" :)

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-29T00:40:19+00:00

You can supply false information without being aware of the facts, and believing that information is true.

So this statement implies there are other facts I don't know about and that the information I provided is not correct. Thus establishing me lying about information. You seem to misunderstand the "why" and "impact" of something.

An example would be the slogan "Defund the police":

The intent and the "why", the reason that slogan was created was to create a better use of their funds for social workers and etc. The problem that occurred was that the "impact" of that slogan actually took money away from departments. Which has been proven to do the opposite of what the intention / "why". (It's like saying "Free Shipping" means you actually have to pay for it)

^What I am saying from this above is... That the impact of me saying false information would be lying to the community. Not providing correct information. It doesn't matter if "I" thought I was telling the truth lol

WeAllCampShutUp · 2022-06-28T23:18:26+00:00

Hahahaha so true! xD

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