Nando's hidden camera stunts encourage voting with "undemocratic" meals
The point of Nandos Periperi's stunt is to remind that not participating in the vote means that the customer, other voters will choose to represent their elected official, the CEO of Nandos Periperi USA. John Fisher said in a statement. Fisher believes that it is very important for companies to listen to voters.
The company also stated in an email that it provides employees with paid time off to vote, and provides resources to educate employees on voter registration, early voting and family voting. Transport personnel who need to board election day tickets. Sepanta Bagerpool, Nando’s chief brand officer, said in a statement that the company was established in South Africa and was established in 1994 when South Africans were able to vote for the first general election and realized the importance of voting. statement.
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The restaurant is the latest to use hidden cameras as part of stunt activities to capture consumers’ true reactions to the in-store experience. Earlier this week, Berger King of Sweden and Denmark dared to play the famous "Bloody Marie" legend and said "Cancel the clown" three times in the mirror in the restaurant's bathroom. As a result, the lights went out, and a terrible, red-haired, fair-skinned clown (see the mascot of the McDonald's Archives) seemed to threaten the reflection.
Hidden camera video is Nando's latest political effort. After the inauguration of President Trump, the company also launched a diversity campaign, announcing #EverybodyIsWelcome to restaurant consumers.
As the US presidential election approaches, more and more brands are openly talking about voting rights. Other brands such as Patagonia, Absolute, Snipes and Puma have also launched initiatives to help consumers and employees vote. ...
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