Tyrant Coin Exploit?

I continue to use the service because there are still a significant amount of good things about it in addition to the bad things. This however doesn't mean that I have no right to criticize the bad things.

If a restaurant has great food but always has people waiting longer than normal for a spot due to bad managing, should people trying to get a seat just leave or not have a right to complain?

You do when it's been like that for years. You have gone the manager and explained, in detail, how to be more efficient, that they should use both registers at once rather than switching them, that waiting for 3 orders to accumulate before starting, is not a smart practice, nor is giving a specific time it will be ready when it's not only inaccurate but too many variables can change it.

The manager stares at you, with deep sinking eyes, his life was great until his family died in a car accident and he lost his job because of depression. Your positive rewarding feedback falls on death ears as all he can hear is the screams of his family, burning alive. You contacted the very CEO, who just doesn't see it, the profit margin is always high and promising. You continue to the restaurant, seeing the letters you have sent, stacked up in the managers office, still moaping about, aimlessly.

At this point you realize, that in order to get that craving of boardwalk fries and that half pound burger you'll have to wait longer, possibly re-order frequently, and accept that poor service to get that burger that has LCD in it to keep you around.

...,Or you can go to the wendy's down the street. You pay a little more, and don't get the exact same obssesive feeling that you get at Maplestories, but steam will find other ways to keep you satisfied. Like with the skyrim deluxe burger, and some tomb raider f`uckin chili.