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You're making a completely different argument, please fuck off. You're fighting just to fight. Read what I write and if you have beef with corporate McDonald's, go email them.
The OP said originally:
THIS is what sounds like nonsense to me, if they actually used the app then I wanna know their order and why they didn't use any deals. It is disingenuous at best, and sounds genuinely stupid to anyone who uses the app.
In no place ever did I argue that the app itself is a good thing or fair. It just isn't gamification to distribute coupons digitally though. That isn't what gamification is. The rewards points on the app can be argued as gamification, sure, but we were never discussing those (so see my first sentence). But not the virtual coupons, unless you want to argue that all coupons are gamification, however I don't think anyone else sees coupons as such. Especially using (1) coupon, there's no way their order was $22. This is likely a lie. I'm tired of lies. Aren't you?
I'm not trying to suggest that distributing the coupons digitally is the gamification, I'm arguing that the shift to app only coupons and 'rewards' and 'app exclusive deals' overall is a form of gamification.
You're boasting about how you min-maxxed their system, you're gonna tell me that they didn't find a way to lure you in with a bit of dopamine when you think you've found a hack?
I remember a couple years back the limit to app coupons was once per day and they've changed it to 15 minutes. All of these coupon restrictions are arbitrary, they control the whole system.
A set of rules that can be applied. takes advantage of human desire to optimize. sounds like gamification to me
"Boasting" Jesus, you all cannot argue in good faith.
Lemmy user discovers what a coupon is, more at 7
Again, none of this is my original argument. Go email McDonalds. My point is that I want to know OP's order, because no way is a normal order $22 especially with their coupons. All of your weird other arguments and stories are you barking at the wind, because you certainly aren't discussing the original topic or anything I have said. Ya fucking weirdo