The Michael Berry Show.

So let's take the restaurant for a moment as an example.

Restaurant owners are always keen, not always,

are often keen to bring in more customers,

and grow your business with more customers.

So when Yelp came up about in 2004,

this crowd sourced, that means everybody piles on,

this crowd sourced review,

business began.

And so restaurants wanted to get a good Yelp review,

and it was almost forgotten where the concept came from

or why it was important.

It became a popularity contest,

and so restaurant owners would waste time reviewing their Yelp reviews.

I can remember walking into restaurants,

during busy times and owners would be on the website,

and would be angry that they were getting bad Yelp reviews,

even if it was just one.

Michael, look at this.

This guy said our rice was circle.

We've never served our rice cold.

What does it matter?

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