Kim Komando

You may or may not be selected.

And then if you are selected, it's just like a job.

And by the way, the more expensive the meal, the more detailed the feedback.

This gentleman that I spoke to, that he did get a $275 meal at a fine restaurant that included two bottles of wine.

Okay.

Whoa.

But he said the report took about three hours to do afterwards.

So, you know, there's pros and cons to everything.

There's no such thing as a free lunch.

Sometimes you have just market research.

The corporations are behind it.

So if you're going to go into Chipotle or Krispy Kreme, as I mentioned, that's going to be funded by Chipotle or Krispy Kreme because maybe they want to see how a particular store is, how the service is in a store, rather.

I was hesitating because it reminded me of there's a supermarket chain called Albertsons, and the CEO of that supermarket chain would routinely –

fly in from city to city to check out the stores.

But as it turned out, the employees would look at FlightAware and start seeing when his plane was coming in.

And so what he had to do, he'd actually have to like blank out the tail number because everybody knew when he was arriving.

So it wasn't really like just a spot on like, oh, how's everybody doing?

Well, it's actually a little bit more than that.

You have Meta's Ray-Ban glasses.

They pack a 12 megapixel camera and they have five mics.