The 'Where the F**k Should I Go to Eat?' Website Swears to Feed You
Senduran Bhakthakumaran — April 21, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: wherethefuckshouldigotoeat & doobybrain
The worst addition to being hungry is being lost, and the perfect soluton to such a scenario is the 'Where the F**k Should I Go to Eat?' website.
This website is the answer to one's hunger problems, and has an anger to match the anguish a user feels when experiencing food cravings. It is easy to be set off into an angry tantrum when malnourished, so as a warning, this website won't play nice. It swears at users as they try to find local locations for some grub. The website asks to track the user's current location, and then combs the streets for nearby food. There is also a 'Where the F**k Should I Go for Drinks?' website for avid drinkers.
This website is the answer to one's hunger problems, and has an anger to match the anguish a user feels when experiencing food cravings. It is easy to be set off into an angry tantrum when malnourished, so as a warning, this website won't play nice. It swears at users as they try to find local locations for some grub. The website asks to track the user's current location, and then combs the streets for nearby food. There is also a 'Where the F**k Should I Go for Drinks?' website for avid drinkers.
Trend Themes
1. Profanity-inspired Marketing - Other businesses could target young, edgy customers by incorporating provocative language or imagery in their branding and promotional materials.
2. Personalized Location-based Recommendations - Using geolocation technology to deliver personalized recommendations to users could be a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies in various industries, from restaurants to retail.
3. Humor-based Product Design - Businesses looking to stand out in crowded markets could draw attention to their products by incorporating humor, wit, or irony into their design.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Restaurants and other food businesses could adopt the location-based recommendation model to suggest nearby eateries to users.
2. Hospitality and Tourism - Hotels and travel companies could use personalized geolocation technology to suggest nearby attractions, dining experiences, and accommodations to guests.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Companies in this industry could explore the use of edgy, provocative language or humor in their marketing efforts to appeal to younger audiences.
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