Topic: Yelp Reviews

3 chapters across the catalog

Fruit Machine
Episode 986 16:02 - 17:37

986: Fruit Machine

British Breakfast Culture and UK Yelp Reviews

The hosts discuss the difficulty of finding a high-quality "full English" breakfast and the cultural differences in restaurant reviews. They claim that Yelp is unreliable in the UK because British reviewers prioritize service over food quality. The discussion also touches on the lack of a tipping culture in Britain compared to the United States.

A.Q. in the Maghrim
Episode 742 7:48 - 10:43

742: A.Q. in the Maghrim

University of Texas Student Influx in Austin

A personal account describes the sudden influx of University of Texas students into a residential building in Austin. The narrative details loud music, shirtless students in elevators, and the "rich kids of Instagram" aesthetic. Observations are made regarding the behavior of students moving in before the fall semester and the state of the building's freight elevators.

Carbon Credits and the CIA
Episode 64 43:31 - 45:10

64: Carbon Credits and the CIA

Yelp Reviewer Strategy, Analyzing Archival Content

A strategy for evaluating the reliability of online reviewers and journalists involves checking their historical archives to see if their tastes align with the reader's. Using Yelp as an example, the host explains how to verify a reviewer's credibility by comparing their past restaurant ratings to one's own known preferences.