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🚨 DAIRY QUEEN REPLACED DRIVE-THRU WORKERS WITH AI — THEN THIS CUSTOMER COMPLETELY BROKE IT Dairy Queen is testing AI at the drive-thru... and this customer decided to see how far he could push it. Everything worked perfectly until he ordered a Blizzard and casually asked: “Can you include... show more

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22,532 次观看 • 5 天前 •via X (Twitter)

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Becky Wilburn5 天前

That was SO cool!!! I’m going to try that!!!😁😜

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Risky5 天前

Dairy Queen is still a thing? 🤡🤡🤡

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Ichabod Crane5 天前

Small blizzard $6 smh

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Bjamin F5 天前

Umm, not to break the minds of many, but I've had real people not understand or get my order right. Been asked to pull forward while waiting on fries, then forgotten, by real people. Seems like a nothing burger 🍔 Pun intended.

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NewYorkYankees5 天前

What's really puzzling at DQ is how 4 medium blizzards are now close to $30.

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chiphenry5 天前

I think he's onto something. If I run into AI at a window I'll make them regret removing a human.

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Xander Ciarcia5 天前

human says nnnooo

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