Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by jaclaz on Monday July 25, 2022 @06:41AM
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Many years ago, I was surprised the first time a cashier told me:
Tah tah-tah.
I later discovered that it was the "short form" of "Thank you, goodbye"
Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by FerociousTimes on Monday July 25, 2022 @10:39AM
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How do you say "you're welcome"? "wah wah-wah"?
Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by Winsaucerer on Monday July 25, 2022 @07:37AM
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Yeah, I don't recall personally hearing those two strung together like that, but we definitely say them individually. I was surprised learning that not every English speaking country says 'ta' as a short version of 'thanks'.
Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by jaclaz on Monday July 25, 2022 @08:08AM
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This happened to me in Brisbane, as said many years ago, 1980, maybe it is (was) a regional (Queensland) thing, but definitely, while I remember perfectly the first time I heard it because it struck me, it wasn't the "only" time I experienced it.
Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by vermilingua on Monday July 25, 2022 @02:11AM
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Ambos are Paramedics
Re:Why are McDonald’s Self Service Kiosks so hackable?
by quickthrower2 on Monday July 25, 2022 @07:01AM
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Sco-mo: Scott Morrison former prime minister
Avo: Avocado
* Australian: Aussie
* McDonalds: maccas
* Barbeque: barbie
* Ambulance: ambo (often used to refer to the ambulance staff -- I'm not even sure what they're called other than 'ambos'!)
* Breakfast: brekky
* Afternoon: arvo
* Cup of coffee: cuppa
* Registration for car: rego
* Woolworth's (supermarket): Woolies
* Service station: servo