It should be fucking illegal to get such ads on a fitness app c'mon, my fat ass tryna lose some weight here

"Zomato" looks like a portmanteau of "zombie tomato". You sure you want to order? 😉

@VaderNT well, no, but I'm tempted

You can order some health concious food

@Jay-Kadam nah it's already time for dinner 🤷

what fitness app is it?

@asgs 30 days fitness challenge

But when are you gonna reward yourself?

@Santaclauze I only have downloaded the app 😂😂

Not blocking ads is your own choice

@electrineer how do you block ads on a cell?

@justasithlord if not rooted, you can still do it with apps like this https://f-droid.org/en/packages/...

E: changed link

@electrineer this is nice, thanks

#1000 off #750 or more??? something isn't adding up...

(i don't have that char in my font's charset so i can't type it...)

@Parzi it's upto 1000 off on orders of 750 or more

@justasithlord i just said that

@Parzi since it's upto 1000, a random percentage is taken which of course is lower than 100%

So if your receipt is of let's say 750, you might get no discount too which would still be fair

@justasithlord is it random? It clearly says its "bigger offers for bigger orders".

@electrineer I don't think it's predefined, best way to implement discounting in a business is to put a floor and ceiling percentages, higher the amount higher the chances of hitting a ceiling discount amount, over here being 1000.
It also changes according to number of orders being received due to some external event, and even depends on a restaurant. Some restaurants agree on only giving this much discount so probably would never get above that amount of discount.

I'm not saying this is definitely how zomato operates but to some extent yes, cause it's optimal, i.e., giving lowest discount possible

I guess there are some perks to being a management student.

@justasithlord you're in Mumbai ?

@Teknas yeah, you?

@electrineer it blocks devrant images

@Coffe2Code you have a lot of control over what you block with it. You decide.

It is still such adds, i am tired of them

I feel you! Nothing’s worse than trying to stay motivated and getting hit with ads that feel like the opposite of what you need. But if you're serious about weight loss, you might find 20-hour intermittent fasting helpful https://betterme.world/articles/.... That article breaks it down well—how to do it, benefits, and tips to stay on track. Might be worth a read while ignoring those annoying ads!