"I regard those things, the QR codes, especially at restaurants, as an 'innovation' made entirely for the convenience of the company, not the customer. " I was confronted by one of those at a fairly high-end restaurant, and politely asked for a paper menu. The server said, "Our printer is broken," so I held up my old-lady flip phone (not…
"I regard those things, the QR codes, especially at restaurants, as an 'innovation' made entirely for the convenience of the company, not the customer. " I was confronted by one of those at a fairly high-end restaurant, and politely asked for a paper menu. The server said, "Our printer is broken," so I held up my old-lady flip phone (not a smart phone -- calls & texts only), and said, "I'll wait."
"I regard those things, the QR codes, especially at restaurants, as an 'innovation' made entirely for the convenience of the company, not the customer. " I was confronted by one of those at a fairly high-end restaurant, and politely asked for a paper menu. The server said, "Our printer is broken," so I held up my old-lady flip phone (not a smart phone -- calls & texts only), and said, "I'll wait."
Somehow, the printer started working again.