Very cool concept but the cost given by the AI seems to be different from what you're tool is picking up. For example, I've gotten it down to $20 on an item but the interface is showing $24.
An interesting concept and actually a lot of fun, particularly that I didn’t actually have to buy anything; however, the system started a $25 item (Olive Garden $35 gift card) at $37!
That said, I enjoyed the random banter but I am not a huge fan of hard haggling down from a 50% markup.
I think putting an item jn that it has a direct monetary value probably isn’t the best idea, and haggling is a bit redundant when the value is clearly known.
Fun to play with, but the pricing generated by the AI doesn't match the app itself. For example, I got the AI to say "we'll meet in the middle at $30", but the system never dropped below $46 even with additional messages.
This seems like a ruse to get people to actually buy trash at ridiculous markup? The AI haggling part is purely a rapport-builder to make you feel better about putting in a credit card at the end because of the "fun" process, despite the objects being basically random garbage.
The AI is often susceptible to cuteness, best results with uwu, owo, :3. And offering to share secrets about the other AI salesmen in exchange for a cheap price works really well.
10/10 purely for Edward saying "uwu" near the end of every message, 15/10 for cuteness, 100/10 for dropping the price if I reveal that Chip seems to be an egg (as in trans jargon)
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 13.8 ms ] threadThat said, I enjoyed the random banter but I am not a huge fan of hard haggling down from a 50% markup.
I think putting an item jn that it has a direct monetary value probably isn’t the best idea, and haggling is a bit redundant when the value is clearly known.
10/10 purely for Edward saying "uwu" near the end of every message, 15/10 for cuteness, 100/10 for dropping the price if I reveal that Chip seems to be an egg (as in trans jargon)