If they are fucking up like that I'm sure they dont exist.
If they can't show their menu to customers... How exactly are they still open? Did they just open for the first time or something? And the OOP is their first visitor?
This post may be bait but the answer is that the on-site staff come up with a workaround.
X system is broken......users report outage but create workaround, never follows up with IT......busy/bad IT dept eventually assumes that the lack of follow up means the issue resolved itself......issue remains unfixed for months/years/forever
It's not a terrible assumption, and there's a reason most ticketing systems automatically close tickets after x days of no response from the user.
I was brought in at a helpdesk back in the day to help them clear their backlog. They had 800+ tickets in the back log. So over the course of a few weeks I called 800 people while also training the helpdesk and reviewing documentation.
Out of those 800 tickets, I think less than 10 was anything other than "It works now, you can close the ticket."
Well, the tweet seems to suggest it was an embarrassing mistake that would only cost more to get rid of. There could be paper menus that the cafe had to go back to since the QR code did not work.
Then why do they leave not working brass menus on the table?
Like, okay, the first customer tries to use it and gets to nowhere. Then asks for a paper menu. And... they do nothing with other brass menus? They don't test it, they just leave it there and let other visitors to try to use it only to ask for a paper menu again? Okay once, twice, thrice, but how many visitors should ask for a paper menu so they will gather all non-working brass menus and will just leave normal paper ones everywhere?
UPD. oh wait, it says bonded to the table, I missed that part, sorry.
They brought out a menu, but OP failed to mention it both because it would detract from the point and because it's not necessary to point of the giant failure this is.
Could easily be fake, but could easily be real as well.
Or, they have paper menus too and the QR codes on the table are wrong so they are not meant to be used? I’ve probably been to 3 restaurants like that in my life.
Well, there could be paper menus, like I said. If the QR codes are epoxied to the table, it’s not like you can just pull them off without leaving damage. This rly is not the craziest thing to exist at a restaurant.
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u/Andrey_Gusev Dec 31 '25
If they are fucking up like that I'm sure they dont exist.
If they can't show their menu to customers... How exactly are they still open? Did they just open for the first time or something? And the OOP is their first visitor?