Google 17+

Google is hands down one of the most reliable and feature-packed apps available. Whether I need to search for information, get directions, or stay updated on the latest news, Google provides everything I need in one place. The search engine is incredibly fast and accurate, and I love the personalized recommendations that help me discover new topics and stay informed.

The integration with other Google services, like Gmail and Google Drive, makes it seamless to access my emails, documents, and calendar all in one spot. The app’s intuitive interface and smooth performance make browsing a breeze.

One feature I especially love is the Google widget. It’s so convenient to have quick access to search, news, and reminders directly from my home screen. It makes everything even more streamlined.

Additionally, Google Assistant is a game-changer, offering hands-free control and useful, context-aware responses for everything from setting reminders to controlling smart home devices.

Overall, Google continues to impress with its innovation, speed, and versatility. It’s the go-to app for all my daily needs, and I highly recommend it!

I asked for a fresh fish fillet and a fresh 10 piece nugget the rest of my order I did not ask to be Fresh, but as I waited for 10 minutes for my food it was not fresh. I called the store multiple times back to back and there was no answer. They were not busy when I came so I’m assuming and hoping they got a rush so that is the reason why they were not answering the phone because I asked and was willing to wait for a fresh order and it was definitely not fresh my nuggets way hard. My fillet was not fresh. It was crusty. You’re in the hood stop treating the food as if it’s coming out of your pocket cook to what you are normally rush is and you will not have old food and you will not have old food so when people ask for their food fresh, you won’t have the problems that you’re having because my food was very unacceptable for me but something a child would love. People are turning away from McDonald’s and talk about them the way that they do because of the service and the people treat the food as if it’s coming out of their pocket as a former employee pay attention to your sales and your spikes and your hours of rush and you won’t have old food sitting around so you won’t have so much waste nine times out of town when someone is coming and asking for their food Fresh is because they were a former employee very disgusted very unsatisfied. I spent $30 and was disappointed with my meal.

They almost had us- with their sentimental “year in review” videos, their themed search pages, their modern “pro-worker” headquarters with fancy cafeterias and open floor plans. They almost had us convinced. Over the last 25 years we’ve been spoon fed their cloying blend of “we are everyone”, “we are here for you”, “we *are* you” virtual slop. We’ve happily gobbled it up and asked for more, hypnotized by uplifting stock music and split second videos of old people blowing out candles and babies taking wobbly steps. “This is the world” they said, “and you are a part of it. Isn’t it beautiful? It was brought to you by Google. Google brought you the world. Aren’t you glad?”. And we said yes and were glad for it.
But things are different now. We forgot that all the pretty pictures are just pixels on a screen. Google isn’t real. Google didn’t fail us, or crumble, or bend the knee. Google doesn’t have knees. Google is a silver screen with a people behind it, controlling the images with fat greasy fingers. But they’ve gotten so bloated they’re peaking out from the sides. There’s no hiding anymore. You almost had us, but we can see you now.