• Re: Future Construction

    From Tracker1@VERT/TRN to Arelor on Wed Sep 21 21:11:38 2022
    On 9/12/22 15:20, Arelor wrote:

    I'd rather place my orders via a machine than deal with an
    offshored remote worker.

    At least in Spain, when they offshore remote workers, they always
    end up hiring people with accents so hard to understand it gives
    a very bad image to the firm.

    Shouldn't need to offshore at all... as I mentioned in another response
    with back of the napkin level math. You should easily be able to have
    one person be able to take 3x the number of orders or more when busy.
    There's a lot of down time between one person's order and another's most
    of the time... that can be spent taking an order from someone at another location.

    Mix in some general AI listening for "ready" and it could be slightly improved.
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  • From Moondog@VERT/CAVEBBS to Tracker1 on Thu Sep 22 09:54:00 2022
    Re: Re: Future Construction
    By: Tracker1 to Arelor on Wed Sep 21 2022 09:11 pm

    On 9/12/22 15:20, Arelor wrote:

    I'd rather place my orders via a machine than deal with an
    offshored remote worker.

    At least in Spain, when they offshore remote workers, they always
    end up hiring people with accents so hard to understand it gives
    a very bad image to the firm.

    Shouldn't need to offshore at all... as I mentioned in another response
    with back of the napkin level math. You should easily be able to have
    one person be able to take 3x the number of orders or more when busy. There's a lot of down time between one person's order and another's most
    of the time... that can be spent taking an order from someone at another location.

    Mix in some general AI listening for "ready" and it could be slightly improved.
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    Michael J. Ryan - tracker1@roughneckbbs.com

    In order to receive more orders, some drive thru's add a second lane and
    order board. That keeps them busy enough if all there's one pay window and th e pickup window only handles food. Some places have three windows, and the
    the first two handle payments, and sometimes drinks.

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  • From MRO@VERT/BBSESINF to Tracker1 on Thu Sep 22 15:37:50 2022
    Re: Re: Future Construction
    By: Tracker1 to Arelor on Wed Sep 21 2022 09:11 pm


    Shouldn't need to offshore at all... as I mentioned in another response
    with back of the napkin level math. You should easily be able to have
    one person be able to take 3x the number of orders or more when busy. There's a lot of down time between one person's order and another's most
    of the time... that can be spent taking an order from someone at another location.

    Mix in some general AI listening for "ready" and it could be slightly

    have you actually looked at how busy mcdonalds are? there's not a lot of downtime really. i was doing floors in the children's play areas and i'd have to go in the back for hot water. even at 8pm and later people were moving non stop.
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  • From Tracker1@VERT/TRN to Moondog on Mon Sep 26 16:20:03 2022
    On 9/22/22 06:54, Moondog wrote:

    In order to receive more orders, some drive thru's add a second
    lane and order board. That keeps them busy enough if all there's
    one pay window and the pickup window only handles food. Some
    places have three windows, and the the first two handle payments,
    and sometimes drinks.

    It's looking like there are some designs (starting with taco bell) that actually has the restaurant kitchen above a drive through only setting
    with dumb waiters to ~6 drive through stations below. With extra
    waiting parking. Mostly to handle delivery services.

    Suggestions have been to do similar with ghost kitchens above in a
    similar way.
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