People are complaining that restaurants now require QR code scanning to view menus. I think it's an over-exaggeration. I've only been to two restaurants that required that (and I will never go to them again).
@menherahair@eientei.org
@menherahair Sure, but the number of them are small enough to boycott.
@xianc78
That's actually a point of accessibility that if they don't have some kind of paper menu, it's against the law.
@xianc78 i used to really like going to buffalo wild wings but they do that shit with not only the menu but also payment. Like they REALLY want you to pay with your phone on their website from a receipt code or some shit like that. One time it flat out didn't work for me so I just didn't pay.
Just take my card... Why does it all have to be so damn complicated?!
@beardalaxy @xianc78 The only places I know that do it have it as an option, but if you hit the bell and call the staff over you can still order from the menu properly.
@beardalaxy The BWWs that I go to don't do that.
I should probably clarify that one of the places that did that shit was a hotel, and looking back on it, maybe it only applied if you were ordering from your hotel room. You could probably order from the lobby.
