Would it work?
Could you just require people to “check the box” at the Bakery window before ordering?
Today’s generation is very well-acquainted with what is known as a “Terms of Service Agreement.” In fact, people across all generations that use social media and apps, or purchase products online, know they must always “agree” to the terms of service before any services will be even be considered. They simply check the “Agree to Terms” box and proceed to do business with the company.
It’s not a mystery that all Terms of Service Agreements specifically state in one way or the other that “services” will be rendered only when the consumer “agrees” to the terms of service. People also know that the terms make it clear that the company can refuse “service” for any or no reason, even after the consumer has agreed to the terms of service. Social network companies enforce these terms all the time when they censure or delete accounts for political or social reasons.
