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Went to restaurant yesterday without paper menus. Just a QR code on the table that redirects to the website.
by intrepidhero 4y ago
Went to restaurant yesterday without paper menus. Just a QR code on the table that redirects to the website.
- tobias_smollett 4y agoI've also seen where you have make your order on the website and then they deliver it to your table. I'm not sure if there was even any other way to order and pay.
- ncpa-cpl 4y agoSome restaurants link to their non-optimized printing quality PDF. A few restaurants have made me download a 20 MB PDF, sometimes, while consuming my small and expensive roaming package.
- messe 4y ago> while consuming my small and expensive roaming package. I'm curious. Do you get roaming charges having cross state-lines in the US, or do you have a nation-wide data package? Here in the EU, I'm on a plan that gives me unlimited data anywhere in europe, for around 30€ a month.
- monocasa 4y agoRoaming isn't really correlated with political boundaries like state lines here in the US. It tends to be when you're in a rural area that only a competing service has bothered to put up towers in.
- ghaff 4y agoI haven't seen this for quite a few years but I use one of the major carriers. I assume it may still happen with more budget options in the US.
- scarface74 4y agoI go to rural areas all the time. I have yet to see roaming charges and I have T-mobile. I don’t have data roaming charges anywhere in the world - just slower data outside of North America.
- mdp2021 4y ago> Here in the EU, I'm on a plan that gives me unlimited data anywhere Interesting. But those plans are not everywhere. I believe that the EU law is having a cap of (currently) 2€/GB for data consumption beyond the amount allowed outside home borders, which is computed by some providers as a proportion of the monthly fee.