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Or people who care about privacy and not scanning any QR code. Or people who don't want to go scanning random crap that MAY be a restaurant code. Or people wh
by pierat 3y ago
Or people who care about privacy and not scanning any QR code.
Or people who don't want to go scanning random crap that MAY be a restaurant code.
Or people who forgot/lost their phone.
Or people who intentionally have a feature phone to get rid of gamification crap.
But yeah... I guess it does keep out older people too.
- elicash 3y agoThis comes off as weirdly hostile to someone who is on your side. Not sure if that's your intent.
- polynomial 3y agoMy bad. Sarcasm doesn't always land.
- AstroJetson 3y agoI'm 4 for 5 on that list (including being old). If I wanted to order in a kiosk, I'd be at McDonalds. I tip 20%+, but happy to tip less for less service. (Yea, I know, tips are really a byproduct of owners not paying wages) I never scan QR codes, because you never really know where that code goes unless you printed it. (And for what it's worth, most McD's have flipped their counter service with a human to be the same queue as the drive through. I just tell them I have cataracts and can't read the board, tell them triple cheeseburger, small fry, etc. My order goes in as the next car, but they bring it to the counter. On a busy day I get my food way ahead of anyone that used the kiosk, or walked in and used the app. )
- AareyBaba 3y agoAh yes - Old age and cunning shall overcome newfangled technology.