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I didnt in imagine getting sick. Telltale stomach upset and diarrhea about 6 hours after eating suspect meal. The corn was completely shriveled. It might have been the only thing that was delicious, I don't know, turned off on sight and didnt eat it. The rice was clumped together, more correctly had clumps of mushed rice in it. Yuck. The macaroni was weird, I'd say no taste but that doesn't describe it. And the food just purchased was **cold**.

When I as a customer get such poor quality food noone has to throw their money at me. I een going back. You as the dumb owner have probably lost twice your sales by offering your bad food and too blind to recognize it. The people who ate the bad food and the people they **know** that they told about the bad experience (because noone here have to believe me, the people I know who know I like good food will)

Dont worry, it's only a chatbot. But it doesnt sound as sexy to announce in 2024 that we're innovating by creating a chatbot. In 2 years, or less, I guarantee people will be complaining about the nonsense responses they're receiving to their questions and asking to speak to a real person.

Our real question is how much we paid for another nobid contract?

Correct. The words come out of graduate theses. Someone comes up with a catchy phrase to describe something that exists but has a slightly new twist and it becomes the "*thing*". Noone to date has found a single useful application for blockchain that cant already be done. Back in the 80's AI used to be called "expert systems", now we have "*AI*" to make the "*smart young people*" feel smarter. Likely this "*AI*" is a chatbot, decades old technology.

These "*freedom fighting good*" gangs were kidnapping children and demanding ransom money, raping women and putting tyres around men and burning them alive for well over a year now . Least we forget

Unfortunately Haiti is just one of dozens of hotspots in the world where special people risk their lives to render aid to innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of militants. Logically there's also some intelligence gathering going on, someone has to provide reliable info on whats happening on the ground. They often do this work with the help of locals. Its the world we live in these days... days past too. Israel, Iraq, Afghanistanistan, Mogadishu, Guyana.

Two angels had to go into hostile territory to rescue and escort Lot and his family out of Sodom and Gomorrah. The angels had to release incidiaries to blind the attacking locals then make good the escape travelling on foot through the desert at night. Then they called in the coordinates for the missiles to destroy the city. Een nuttin new under the sun.

Dats the point. "*Rescue*" missions often are. Governments collapse and diplomatic staff have to be evacuated by any means necessary because they become targets of the militants who've taken over

probably making fun of is all summer long. lol

bait and switch. this is why nothing works in this country. The goal is always to deceive and hide the real objectives. "*No, never, this is not carnival! This is our unique Bahamian festival*"

You need to look at your food quality. I was a regular buyer prior to COVID and the food was absolutely delicious. Hands down the best Bahamian restaurant in town. I was out west last month and decided to purchase a meal, it was horrible. The grilled corn wasnt even worth eating, shriveled and cold and no real corn kernels to speak of, the rice was clumped together and cold, the chicken was cold and I dont know what that was that was served as macaroni. The macaroni used to be so good I would opt to purchase it for Christmas dinner as opposed to baking, good as Mother used to make it with all the veggies. And the food was cold. What happened??? I actually ending up getting sick. Did the chef change? Is the good food reserved for the people your servers decide to give it to? I hope you get back to pre-COVID quality it used to be delicious food.