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[allthe-queens-men]

fat bottomed girls <3 🍑

I had to zoom out on my word docs cuz my notes wouldn't fit on the screen lol

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Review: I never truly appreciate this song as much as when I'm actually listening to it. It's a classic of Queen's catalog and for good reason. Really everything about it works so well and more importantly works so well together. I think this is one of the clearest examples of how excellent Queen's harmonies were... even more so than "Bohemian Rhapsody" in some regards. If you haven't listened to it lately, please do, and appreciate it with your whole being.

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[nickgerlich]

On The Fence

I remember back to the old days when motion sensor lights were all the rage in home security. If anyone walked into the sensor’s “line of sight,” the spotlights would go on. Hopefully, break-ins and theft would go down.

Today, that’s all pretty laughably simple stuff. Home security systems are a dime a dozen now, and anyone can install them, allowing us to monitor things from afar via our phones.



But imagine a world in which our phones also interact not just with the things we have installed at home, but perhaps technology installed by companies. Imagine a world in which if you cross a virtual barrier, and it triggers marketing offers. And imagine a world in which the marketer recognizes you coming, and starts prepping your order before you actually arrive.



The latter is what McDonald’s is launching. The tech involved is geo-fencing, which allows a company to establish arbitrary (and sometimes downright aggressive) virtual barriers circumferentially around any location. It could be your own location. Or aggressively, as in the case of Burger King, when they established their Whopper Detour around competing restaurants, and then tried to lure people away.

McDonald’s sees geo-fencing as a way to speed up service. As a marketer, I see geo-fencing as fertile ground for drumming up sales, and if the provider can do it faster, that’s even better. In fact, while a number of QSR (Quick-Service Restaurants) have already launched geo-fencing efforts, I think it is an area that has thus far been under-utilized.

Think about it. Through the use of AI, your Google Maps or Waze figures out that you frequently enter the same query: “Craft breweries near me.” Wouldn’t it be nice if Google Maps simply announced such information whenever you happen to be near one? You know, without my having to enter it one more time? Heck, Google could even sell premier ad space so that individual breweries are announced first and more often.

The same could hold for virtually any type of business you frequent. You wouldn’t even have to enter a query, because, as we all know, Google is tracking our every movement. It knows you frequently go to TJ Maxx , for example. So why not let us know one is nearby?

What I am describing is not so much geo-fencing, but rather location-based marketing, but there is a huge overlap in this Venn Diagram. It can all become rather blurry, but the hoped-for result is still the same: increase sales.

So let’s run with this. Taco Bell should be hitting us up with ads when we’re entering its trade zone. Gas Buddy, the popular crowd-sourced gas price app, should know when we last stopped for fuel, and then starts spouting off prices as we hit the 300-mile mark on a tank. Hotels could do likewise. I am pretty sure that Google knows I prefer Hilton properties, so it may as well hit me with their best shot.

Naturally, some may feel this is an invasion of privacy. I hate to say this one more time, but that veil was pierced long ago. I do agree, though, that screen-based and verbal information such as this should be opt-in. It could be distracting at minimum while driving, and at worst, plain annoying. Somewhere in the middle are “informative” and “attention-worthy.”

As for McDonald’s, good on them for being tech-forward, even if geo-fencing capabilities have actually been around for quite a few years now. For regular customers, this could be a godsend, if only because the company can provide ever better service. It might even do a little more up-selling along the way. And if they’re really smart, they will notice you rolling along nearby even if you hadn’t just placed an order. It’s always time for a snack, right?

Now if I could just get WT to deploy something like this so that the staff would know when I am about to arrive. I like my coffee with a tablespoon of almond milk, please. And make sure that coffee is hot. Turn on my computer so I can login as soon as I step in the office. A couple of new dry erase markers would be nice as well so I am ready to go to my class.



Oh well. It’s one thing to dream. And it is quite another when you could just call me an April Fool a day late. At least they’ll know I am there. They can sense that motion.

Dr “Coming In For A Landing“ Gerlich

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[allthe-queens-men]

I'm in love with my car ❤️

Okay there is no way to separate the experience of this song from all that comes with it (good and bad) so this is probably a bit more subjective than previous ones, but I'll try my best!

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☆☆☆☆

Review: The biggest meme of Queen's catalog and maybe their most infamous track, there's a long and storied history to this song that has very little to actually do with this song itself. But if this song was not about... what it's about, I don't think we would still be talking about it today. I genuinely and mostly unironically enjoy it, but more as a staple of their live act than the album version, which I feel like is unusually restrained for Roger, especially given the subject matter? Roger has written a lot of genuinely good songs for Queen; it's a shame this is the only one people recognize.

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Bonus:

The live performances for me rate about 7-8 stars.

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