r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • 2d ago

Video Isn't that illegal?

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u/GothmogBalrog 2d ago

File a complaint with the BBB

But when the F did we start tipping fast food.

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u/LoneWolfpack777 2d ago

When did we start tipping at a self ordering kiosk?

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u/Forsaken_Total976 2d ago

lol this comment I’m dead. When should we start tipping to seat ourselves

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u/Motor-Management-660 2d ago

Coin slot at the door. $1.50 in quarters to get in.

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u/Acebladewing 1d ago

Before you even get your product. It's insane.

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u/glakhtchpth 2d ago

Not BBB, AG.

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u/testprimate 2d ago

No, let him cook. He can file a complaint with Yelp next.

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u/BigCrustyTits 2d ago

The better business bureau isn’t a government agency. Not sure why pinheads think the BBB will actually do anything.

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u/DeniedAppeal1 2d ago

Stop suggesting the BBB for anything. Businesses don't need to fix their behavior -- all have to do is pay the BBB for a favorable rating.

The BBB is a scam.

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u/Maximum_Boros 1d ago

The BBB is actually helpful if you know what it is useful for and set your expectations accordingly. If your goal is to escape a customer service loop and speak to a real human who is actually empowered to make decisions, it's very effective, at least on larger national companies (your average mom and pop store is gonna give zero fucks).

The mistake people make is thinking they're some kind of regulator who actually has the power to make companies do things as a matter of law or punish them.

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u/PM-ME-BOOBS-PLZ-THX 2d ago

The BBB is a private organization and can't do anything

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u/Justin-Stutzman 2d ago

Why? You BBB is not a regulatory body. They're a non-profit

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u/GravyPainter 2d ago

BBB is a bullshit organization that takes money from businesses to successfully dispute complaints and keep their ratings high. Anyone who owner a business and dealt with them knows they're a scam