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The Daily Rail: Yelp Uses Guest WiFi for Data Analytics

The Daily Rail: Yelp Uses Guest WiFi for Data Analytics

In today's restaurant news: you shouldn't impersonate a federal agent at Chick-fil-A, tip v no-tip rages, and Yelp Analytics could mean big things for restaurant marketers.

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The Daily Rail: Burger King Will Give a Free Whopper to Anyone Dressed as a Clown

The Daily Rail: Burger King Will Give a Free Whopper to Anyone Dressed as a Clown

In today's restaurant-inspired news: Burger King offers free Whoppers to anyone dressed as a clown on Halloween, how the industry's sexual harassment problem is exposing top operators, and a hilarious video of a news cast eating a ghost pepper. 

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The Daily Rail: DirecTV Offers NFL Sunday Ticket Refunds Following Protests

The Daily Rail: DirecTV Offers NFL Sunday Ticket Refunds Following Protests

In today's restaurant-inspired news: Sonic experiences a massive credit card breach, Vimeo enters into live streaming, and DirecTV offers refunds for their NFL Sunday Tickets following the kneeling protests. 

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The Daily Rail: Is It Okay to Charge Servers for Their Mistakes?

The Daily Rail: Is It Okay to Charge Servers for Their Mistakes?

In today's restaurant-inspired news: A celebrity chef under fire for an IOU system that deducted server tips based on infractions, how to maximize your mobile messaging, and how to use "sexy hashtags" to attract more people of Instagram. 

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The Daily Rail: Outback’s Response to a Conspiracy Theory is Amazing

The Daily Rail: Outback’s Response to a Conspiracy Theory is Amazing

In today's restaurant-inspired news: An Outback conspiracy theory has received social media attention, the most effective advertising methods for restaurants, and which brands will hurt the most from a minimum wage increase. 

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The Daily Rail: Don’t Advertise at a Concentration Camp

The Daily Rail: Don’t Advertise at a Concentration Camp

In today's restaurant-inspired news: tipping works out well for a DC waitress waiting on a table with opposing political views, Burger King is sued for advertising at a Holocaust museum, and should restaurants get a grace period for reviews? 

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