Gamification of everything

Is it just me or is the pokies style gambling seeping into everything. I just watched an ad for coles. Spend $50 and be in to win at the self checkout, or something to that effect. Everything seems to be this instant gambling dopamine hit. I see it everywhere, in everything. Has it always been this bad? If it has just been a thing in recent years, why isn't it getting more attention?

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u/Lucky-Tourist-7000 — 6 hours ago
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Gamification of everything

Is it just me or is the pokies style gambling seeping into everything. I just watched an ad for coles. Spend $50 and be in to win at the self checkout, or something to that effect. Everything seems to be this instant gambling dopamine hit. I see it everywhere, in everything. Has it always been this bad? If it has just been a thing in recent years, why isn't it getting more attention?

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u/Lucky-Tourist-7000 — 23 hours ago

Explain

Im Australian and I hear adverts for cash app constantly. I dont understand what its for, all the features advertised can be done just as easily on my banking app. Whats the point of it?

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u/Lucky-Tourist-7000 — 29 days ago

Me and my wife moved from New zealand a couple years ago and this is our daughters first year of school. In nz the individual photos all come in little cardboard frames and there is normally an a4 class photo thats usually just laminated with all the students standing together?

We received our photos and they came as 2 sheets to cut out ourselves, no frames and the class photo was the individual photos of all the students spread out on the packaging that the photos came in.

Is this normal practice here or are we getting ripped off?

Edit. We did not buy the standard package, we bought the top or 2nd option

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u/Lucky-Tourist-7000 — 4 months ago