Funny you mention this. While grocery shopping yesterday, I found someone snapping pics of products on a shelf and occasionally the bar code of a product before putting it back. I couldn't help but think maybe this was a turk-related HIT and I never asked the person if it was a turk HIT.
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You don't have a binder full of local restaurant menus and carryout numbers, some of which aren't even in business anymore? Just me, then.
The world needs more of this.I drop strange facts in the comments section sometimes.
Stuff like
"The stage before frostbite is called “frostnip."
and
"Before the term “bloopers” was coined, ‘out-takes’ were called ‘boners’."
@Despairagus that one's for you
I've received a bonuses ranging from .05-.50 cent sent my way in appreciation or accusation as a result.
One requester admitted that she exhaled her coffee through her nose because I'd caught her unaware.
I just do it because I do shit like that. It's definitely not worth the time involved for the occasional bonus but it does break up the monotony a little bit.
:eggplant:ill:
I don't do much takeout. If I did I would though. A binder full of food memories.
I don't think I can use boner in an out loud sentence without giggling like a middle school kid.
No... because there's this thing called the internet. Perhaps you've tried using it before?
It would be a spank bank for your belly. I don't have a clever name for it. Somebody help me out.
Oh man, I hope I remember how. I wanna make you proud.
Restaurant websites are pretty awful as a rule.No... because there's this thing called the internet. Perhaps you've tried using it before?
Actually had a whole kitchen drawer of take-out menus throughout grad school, but don't eat enough any more to hold onto menus.
Spank Bank for the Belly pretty much covers it!
You know those online menus don't have the right prices or the full menu lots of the time.
