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Requiring hardware to order a meal at a restaurant is classist period. We all think everyone has a QR code readable device and a credit card so it's no sweat. I
by andirk 3y ago
Requiring hardware to order a meal at a restaurant is classist period. We all think everyone has a QR code readable device and a credit card so it's no sweat. I have those things but not always on me and it is laughable when I can't order something because of it. Paper menus, cash, and paper ballot counting. If someone in certain situations can't accept cash, I understand that.
And I had this man-in-the-middle idea first time I saw QR menus, but, instead, the bad actor DOES make the dish nextdoor so the customer is fine!
- asdff 3y agoIts also such a worse user experience. Reading a menu off a smartphone screen is like having the menu printed out for you on post it notes. The big thing is great. I can see everything of the entire category at once in one skim. The mental load is minimal, which makes for easier conversation than when its mobile menus, and everyone sits there in silence with a craned neck.