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Codsworth:

Assuming he could eat anything, he’d go simple. 2 sunny-side up eggs and a cup of English tea.

Curie (synth form):

Almond croissant slathered in Nutella. Piper wishes she thought of this combo first.

Cait:

Ironically, a Full English Breakfast. She’s a hungry gal, and just one form of cured pig is not enough!

Deacon:

Two pancakes with margarine and exactly two tablespoons of syrup. He will not explain himself, but count a tear or two in the pancake topping.

Danse:

Imagine the scene: It’s a Sunday morning. You’re a waitress. You’re already fed up by the hordes of angry customers and the guy who keeps crying in his pancakes.

Then this ABSOLUTE MOTHERFUCKER in armor big enough to take up the whole damn restaurant asks for one specific request: 2 pounds each of Bacon, Sausage and Ham, as well as 36 hard boiled eggs.

You ask him: Sir, are you sure you want 6 pounds of meat and 36 eggs? Did you mean to place this as a catering order?

His response is simple: Catering? Civilian, this is just for me. Then, he slowly points to the door.

In horror, you watch as a dozen, no, two dozen, no a hundred similarly dressed soldiers crash through the door.

Basically he’s just really hungry

Hancock:

A bagel with cream cheese, lox, and capers. Why? Because he’s better then you, thats why. Maybe he even puts on a slice of onion, out of spite.

MacCready:

He’s bringing Duncan along as long as you’re paying. Both of them get a belgian waffle with sprinkles and extra extra extra chocolate chips. If there aren’t enough chips, MacCready will personally threaten the chef.

Piper:

Do I really have to tell you? A massive breakfast combo: 5 chocolate chip pancakes with syrup and butter, 3 slices of Challah french toast (she has class) and an entire waffle. She may even steal off MacCready’s plate, with varying degrees of success. Oh, and a milkshake. And chocolate milk. And orange juice.

Hey, it’s not often you get miraculously teleported back to pre-war diners!

Preston:

Preston enjoys the little things in his breakfast. Not wanting to spend too much on someone else’s dime, he’ll just get a cup of coffee with cream and sugar and maybe a Cheese Danish. If he’s paying, he’s still humble: two cups of coffee and a jam sandwich.

Nick Valentine:

Nick was supposed to be from New York in game, so that’s what we’re goi with. If he could eat, he’ll have a bagel with cream cheese and lox. Maybe a tomato, if he’s feeling frisky. Oh and black coffee.

Strong:

Much to the waiter’s annoyance, he keeps trying to order raw meat. It’s a safety hazard! He just tells Bah! and tries to order it again. Eventually he settled for bacon and eggs, after MacCready explained to him where it comes from.

X6-88

He’s going to request a cup of black coffee. He won’t just drink normal coffee, he wants straight beans. A cup of straight coffee beans is what X6 eats in the morning. Breakfast of champions.

A study done by FISTM, the financial services technology leader, indicates a drastic rise in the use of mobile devices and other digital banking channels after demonetisation.

Acc. To FIS’ third annual Performance Against Customer Expectations (PACE) report, which surveyed 1,000 banking consumers in India found that –

60% of the respondents used mobile devices this year to check account balance, view current transactions, pay bills, transfer funds or other banking needs.

The figure was 39% in 2016 and 34% in 2015.

KEY FINDINGS OF THE SURVEY WERE –

30% of the payments were done with mobile apps compared to cash, cheque or credit/debit cards

18% of the respondents use their primary bank’s credit cards exclusively.

OVER THE LAST 30 DAYS –

64% of banked individuals reported using their bank’s mobile app

84% paid a bill from their bank account

79% transferred funds between accounts

73% made a purchase with a mobile app that can be used at many different retailers

64% paid an individual through a bank's app

62% paid an individual through a payment service’s app

CONCLUSION OF THE REPORT –

It is clear from the report that demonetisaton has brought a positive impact on country and thus people are gradually shifting from traditional banking method to modern methods which in turn is more appropriate and time saving.

CHALLENGES IN DIGITAL PAYMENT BUSINESS –

High volume, low value

Overcrowded with increasing competition

Building trust and security of transactions is of fundamental importance

Platforms need to be interoperable i.e. should be enabled via multiple channels/banks

Need to build a compelling proposition for users to change habits from cash to digital.

BENEFITS IN DIGITAL PAYMENT –

There is control on expenses as the virtual account has history of all transactions made.

Convenience of transferring money at anytime, anywhere.

Reduced risk of loss & theft

Transfer of money between virtual accounts is much faster as compared to standing in queues at bank thus, it is time saving also.

Article by: Ritika Dhawan, 3rd Eye Advisory®

www.3rdeyeadvisory.com