> this is a textbook example of false dilemma. If service is the bottleneck making the ordering process faster will make things worse, not better. I’m sort of

> this is a textbook example of false dilemma. If service is the bottleneck making the ordering process faster will make things worse, not better. I’m sort of at a loss for words, I haven’t posed a dilemma, also do you think a server exclusively does one task and nothing else, or is it more fair to say they do multiple and eradicating one task frees up capacity for another? As I’ve said I’ve seen the efficiencies first hand, and I gain nothing trying to explain them further at this point. Enjoy your day. Edit for the below reply: apparently I’m a liar too? Super rude and highly disappointing. Systems like this have been rolled out in thousands if not millions of restaurants, apparently for no good reason..