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At last, a restaurant for Diggers!

wired.com — Hopeful diners log on to the restaurant's website each day when the system opens at 10 a.m. If they click fast, they might get a reservation. More likely, they'll get a message reading: "Sorry, someone just grabbed that spot." After about two seconds, that day's reservations are gone.

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  • imagine24, on 07/02/2008, -0/+1I think that would go against his "egalitarian concept [of] there's a strict no-VIP policy."

    This is a great idea in my opinion. It stirs the press and makes people want to eat there more than if "typical reservations" were allowed.
  • elshizzo, on 07/02/2008, -0/+1"After about two seconds, that day's reservations are gone."
    Uhhhh wow.... Didn't the restaurant ever think of taking the highest bidder instead of just the fastest bidder? Seems like a huge lost $$ opportunity

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