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Eating Out, With Your Phone

05-Jun-20 12:30

Eating Out, With Your Phone

Major restaurant chains around the world are trying to make it easier for customers to get their food without touching anything but their own phones. Will this pandemic finally drive us to start paying for things through apps?

Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu, Audrey Raj, and Freda Liu


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