Did a Jack In The Box online ticket survey today but ...

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The survey asked the question WERE THE TABLES CLEAN? and there was an option to answer DID NOT NOTICE but it didn't function. I had to rate the tables from the dots that were available, although I actually DID NOT NOTICE anything about the tables. I wasn't looking at them. But the survey would not complete until I found an answer that had a dot to check. And the other question went something like this: WERE THE RESTROOMS CLEAN? and again, I DID NOT NOTICE. And further still, in order to get my redemption CODE to write on my ticket to get their special offer, I had to enter my exact phone number to finish the survey but I tried entering a FAKE phone number because I don't like getting robo-calls! I think it may be a bit too much to have to give out your home phone number and not be able to answer DID NOT NOTICE on the survey. Along with those particular instances of the survey that bugged me, I also was asked if I could elaborate on the use of the word HOT when I said in a detail of my experience there in the following sentence that went something like this: THE PARKING LOT WAS BEING PAVED WITH ASPHALT AND THERE WERE NO PLACES TO PARK DUE TO LIMITED ACCESS AND IT WAS A HOT DAY. IN SPITE OF THIS MY EXPERIENCE WAS PLEASANT. They wanted me to tell them what I meant by the words, HOT & PLEASANT. - This is a bit too over the top for me so in the future NO MORE ONLINE SURVEYS. THEY ARE not exactly fair because they demand 1. MY PHONE NUMBER 2. Please be more specific with the word HOT YEA I GET IT. The online survey was designed to get my opinion and along with it the exact location, day and date and time and details of what I ordered to eat. DO SURVEYS LIKE THIS BUT THE BEGEEZERS OUT OF YOU? Well, it does me. I would rather have them ask me a trivia question to answer for a free Jumbo Jack burger and fries, but that option was not on the survey. They want my phone number and if I don't ever get a call from them, then I most likely WILL GET A PHONE CALL sooner or later when I least expect it and probably it will be a robo-call.