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satansheat t1_j51hj4t wrote

A TGI Friday’s in my city was shut down because a women left drunk and died in a car wreck that night.

The bar was sued and it was found TGI Friday’s over served her and on top of that knew she was drunk and let her leave. When the lawsuit was over TGI Friday’s shut down that store and now we only have 1 TGI Friday’s, which isn’t bad news for most.

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SeiCalros t1_j51gsyl wrote

im not reading 'tech literate' from this comment - backup cameras and fancy detection shit are not IoT tech and washers being globlar plastic blobs is a design thing and has nothing to do with technological advance or change

tech phobic and averse to change in general i would say

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Juan-More-Taco t1_j51crbr wrote

Most of the things they listed aren't IoT either. Washer/dryer could be I guess - but their comment was on the appearance of theirs vs others lmao.

Light bulbs are basically the only halfway common IoT device they specified.

But they're not tech phobic like their boomer parents guys, don't worry. /s

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JohnOfA t1_j512e30 wrote

>we were provided a rough estimate in excess of $1.2 Million to comparably replace the entire system

1.2 Million dollars for what might be a failed 2 cent capacitor.

I realize this is the cost for a complete tear out and replace. Just wondering why nobody was able to diagnose the electronics.

TVs and computers get tossed for having a failed 2 cent part all the time.

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