I understand the premise of simulating a “real world” situation but you usually only speak two basic enough sentences to complete the lesson and most of it is spent watching the character waddle around the shop.
I know this sub is for Deliveroo drivers but r/Deliveroo doesn’t seem to be very active.
The use of AI-generated photos of food on the app is getting out of hand.
I used to really look forward to the rare occasion where I’d indulge in a takeaway on a Friday. Now when I open the app I have to wade through a swamp of AI slop and ghost kitchens just to find something that looks somewhat appetising. Many of the photos look like the items are made from Play-Dough or plasticine. It’s deterred me from ordering at all to be honest because the process is not enjoyable.
I’m surprised that the delivery apps have yet to crack down on this. Do you think they will tighten up guidelines in the near future?
Went to the Vintage Spectacular fair in the Market Hall yesterday and was pleasantly surprised. Lots of lovely traders, vintage cars and I even a hopped on a traditional bus for a whistle stop tour around the town.
There’s tonnes of things happening in Stockport and I’m thoroughly enjoying it!
(Bear in mind this is a floaty string strap summer dress)