Rebecca Stiles
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58 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Rebecca Stiles’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Okay, so one scenario that I've witnessed was during praise and worship, you know, the set was on, everyone was, you know, on fire for Jesus, for the Lord, everything.
The atmosphere was set and the team go off stage and one of the team's mics was still on.
Next minute, the whole congregation is hearing a conversation of someone
Getting backstabbed in the congregation like, oh, did you see the sis in the audience?
People's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, get the mic, get the mic.
Oh, I love that grass.
Praise Jesus.
I'm going to make a monopoly game with you.
Well, I think the biggest one in New Zealand was probably flybys, and that started in the late 90s.
Of course, flybys is no longer, and we see more these days as individual stores that are offering their loyalty programs rather than sort of a collective of retail outlets that are controlling the reward points.
Well, I think they've developed as it's gotten easier to collect shoppers' data.
So, for instance, when you go to the supermarket and you swipe the card, the supermarket is getting a view of...
Everything you buy, where you live, they can contact you.
So for instance, Woolworths is closer, so I go there, so I'm signed up to their rewards program and it will now send me, there's like bonus offers or deals, so it sort of can target particular products.
Sort of, you know, your phone number, your email, your address, so they know where you live and they can, you know, use that to extract the demographics of that particular area and get more of a picture of a neighbourhood and what they're willing to spend on, you know, whether it's clothes or shopping or what have you.
It can seem quite benign, data, as we're giving it away, but it is actually used to the most benefit for businesses to see, you know, in what specials work, what specials don't work, what promotions we respond to, what stuff falls flat.
So it's a huge data pool that can extract this really useful information for businesses to see what we respond to and what we're likely to spend money on.
I think it's super, super valuable.
I think we see it with the, you know, Foodstuffs has come out with the new Loyalty Card Club Plus and it's encouraging people to join and you can't shop online without joining and you can't collect points at Pack and Save, but you can spend points there.
So they're encouraging us to swipe.
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