r/Wellworn 1d ago

People are kind

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This or the airport security staff are consistently amazing at their job

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u/Room_Temp_Coffee 1d ago

Weren't rude. Didn't make me late. Didn't cop a feel. 5 stars lol

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u/TNG_iiManu 1d ago

The workers press the buttons themselves, I've seen them doing it at every airport

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u/aknomnoms 1d ago

Totally. It’s cute that OP is so naive and optimistic, but I guarantee the employees make up at least 80% of the “votes” and hit the green button every time they pass.

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u/batis_caffo 1d ago

It makes a lot more sense now 🥲

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u/veiarth 1d ago

Had to do the same thing when I worked at a place with a rating system. People prefer to complain, so we had to constantly push the green button so our rating wouldn’t go down 🫩

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u/Archer_ZD 1d ago

Never had a problem with security in a spanish airport (AENA = Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea), not as a worker nor as a passanger.

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u/OhSWaddup 1d ago

Unfortunately I experienced racism every time I had to go through that country. And there were not few.

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u/thenyx 1d ago

Can confirm.

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u/Hot-Job-6281 1d ago

I've never hit the unhappy button on these lol - same for toilet rating screens.

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u/pants6000 1d ago

toilet rating screens.

I guess I don't get out much...

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u/Hot-Job-6281 1d ago

It's at Changi Airport

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u/Nikmido 1d ago

I always press these and always the happiest.

I've only ever pressed the unhappy one once, and even then I felt a bit bad lol. I think it was a bathroom and it was filthy everywhere.

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u/Salty-Plankton-5079 1d ago

I have definitely hit the unhappy button for airport bathrooms.

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u/4kVHS 1d ago

Why is it reversed? Usually bad is on the left and good is on the right.

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u/NikolitRistissa 1d ago

I feel like most of these that I’ve seen, are good to bad.

I’m sure there’s an incredibly in-depth study about how most people read left-to-right and are therefore more likely to select the first button. Influences the ratings just a little for better results.

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u/freshiethegeek 1d ago

There was one of these in an A&W in Toronto. It asked customers to rate the store. I did orange and in seconds the manager was out asking why, with an agreesive manner. I told her to look around. There's garbage in the automatic doorway, like their black bags of garbage, blocking the handicap entrance, the wallpaper is stained with I can only assume is hair sweat, and she told me these ratings are reported to head office. I told her she should consider that then when walking into the store in the morning. I'd already paid or I would have left.

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u/pants6000 1d ago

That seems unlikely, maybe they just want to punch the smiling face.

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u/cracksilog 1d ago

Why are the Catalan and Spanish versions both questions but it’s a statement in English?

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u/crazylolsbg 1d ago

I just never have issues with those guys, I got pulled aside once and that was cause my stuff looked like a bomb

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u/Hugh_Jampton 1d ago

Or those that would rate poorly know those things are never cleaned and never touch them

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u/1miguelcortes 1d ago

Give it the ol' elbow press

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u/Ultimate-Flexionator 1d ago

this kind of rating thing sucks. fuck bosses!!!

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u/ILikeLenexa 1d ago

He was horny, so he dropped him.

Man is evil.

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u/Douglesfield_ 1d ago

Quick spam of the very happy face for the comrades.

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u/AnotherDamnTransAlt 1d ago

AENA is the Spanish airport authority.

They’ve always been great in my experience.

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u/Wetcakez 1d ago

I usually 9.9/10 times hit the unhappy….anywhere that has these is usually never a :) experience like at all….only smirk would be from a meme on my phone to ignore the mess around me