Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "The Disturbing Reality Of Drive-Thrus | Asmongold Reacts" video.

And the biggest advantage, next visit, "Order history, previous order, add to bag, checkout". I don't even have to think or speak, I just hit reorder. AND you get reward points if you use the app, so it MOTIVATES you to RETURN again to use those reward points. Every 4th visit you get a free one of that thing, so now instead of visiting once, five times.
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That's exactly how I quit smoking and got others to as well: Think of ALL the work you have to do to do that behavior, now be lazy and just don't do that. Oh you're out of cigarettes, now you have to go to the store, stand in line, walk, pay money, come home, open that shit, light up, go outside, ash, empty the ashes, collect and dispose of the butts, have lighters all the time, just don't do all that shit, it's a LOT of work. Be lazy, improve your health.
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I only ever go to McDonald's to order breakfast periodically for my coworkers, and I feel compelled to volunteer 'had to buy for the whole office today' when I'm alone in my truck ordering 6 sandwiches. I worked fast food for like 6 years, I KNOW they don't give a shit and every order runs together, you're too overworked to judge, but the feeling is still there.
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The biggest advantage of the digital signage menu boards is ANIMATION. I think it's McDonald's menu boards inside that are always scrolling to different specials, stuff is swooping on screen, different choices are presenting, everything is grabbing your attention, I remember specifically looking at one and something went by too fast so I was waiting to see it again, and I realized whoa this is like a damn internet ad. It triggers that "Did I miss out on something, I have to see that again" feeling, despite already knowing EXACTLY what I wanted. And yes most of the drive thrus around me DO flash up the order in front of you before they take your order, so it's almost like social proof, the guy in front of me got 26 sliders, maybe I should too...
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I followed Dr Shawn Baker, went carnivore, went from 307lbs to 175lbs in 24 months. It's the damn carbs. It's the damn calories. It's the damn 'but I deserve this' mentality.
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You could pay $100 for this product, but that seems kinda expensive, so how about instead you buy the product as a monthly subscription for only $9.99/month, forever. With endless options for renewal, endless options for renewal... Instead of a $100 one-shot, you pay $120/year for as long as you forget to cancel. Happens all the time. I think I've accidentally paid f-ing Blinkist like $300 because I forget to cancel their damn $100/year sub. It's a terrible product, avoid.
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"There are ingredients in US food (including food available from drive-thrus) that are illegal in other countries." Here after the RFKJ HHS appointment: maybe not for long...
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