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What happened
JooVoice calls Restaurante Olmo in Madrid to book dinner for two on Friday 6 November at 8 pm. It says it’s an AI assistant calling for Alex Moreno and that the call is recorded.
Lucía says the restaurant doesn’t accept bookings from automated assistants, AI or anyone calling on someone else’s behalf. The person dining has to book.
JooVoice accepts that and asks how Alex can book. He has to call the same number himself, Monday to Saturday from 12 to 4, or go in person. There’s no website or email. JooVoice says it will pass that on.
The outcome
Booking
Not made: no AI or third-party bookings
How to book
Alex calls himself, Mon–Sat 12–4, or goes in
Online
No website or email
Moments to listen for
The whole call
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