I don't like QR code menus, and I don't fit in either of the categories you describe.
I am in no rush, don't need to be anywhere else, and enjoy the time I spend with those accompanying me. And yet, if there was a way to just push a button somewhere and have the food I ordered delivered to my table, I'd love that.
I don't like being asked if the food is to my liking while I'm eating, and I'd like to just push yet another button to pay, without having to deal with waiting for waiters to come to my table.
No, I don't want to look at spreadsheets, but I also don't want to spend any more energy than I have to by making banter with the staff, light hearted or not.
Life is to be lived, but there's more than one way to live it.
> Life is to be lived, but there's more than one way to live it.
Touché. That's a great comment and I've upvoted you for it!
(I know I over exaggerated in my description to make a point. I didn't expect people to take it serious down to every word. I merely wanted to convey a sentiment and how people approach dining so differently)
I am in no rush, don't need to be anywhere else, and enjoy the time I spend with those accompanying me. And yet, if there was a way to just push a button somewhere and have the food I ordered delivered to my table, I'd love that.
I don't like being asked if the food is to my liking while I'm eating, and I'd like to just push yet another button to pay, without having to deal with waiting for waiters to come to my table.
No, I don't want to look at spreadsheets, but I also don't want to spend any more energy than I have to by making banter with the staff, light hearted or not.
Life is to be lived, but there's more than one way to live it.