> If there's a long line it means the restaurant is understaffed. I'd leave in that case. Good for you? What even is the point of such a comment? > You can re

> If there's a long line it means the restaurant is understaffed. I'd leave in that case. Good for you? What even is the point of such a comment? > You can read the menu as long as you'd like before you get on the line to order. The waiter can always come back. I mean really... Waiter? What kind of places do you think we're talking about? > I can see some larger chain restaurants having this feature but no mom and pop shop is going to need or care to translate their menu unless its a tourist destination. Again with an utterly bizarre comment. As if chain restaurants just didn't matter at all, or machine translation software didn't exist? > Besides, not many people travel as they don't have the money. Talk about out of touch. At least before the pandemic, there was probably more world travel than there ever had been in history.