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Having free WiFi might also be nice. But the physical copy is more versatile.
Or, just get a cheapo used tablet and keep that in reserve for people to view the menu if needed.
Oh yeah, right. Even better.
I've actually been to a restaurant in Prague that only handed out iPads as menus. 🤷♂️
Waiter stares at you waiting for you to return the tablet the entire time you all decide to order
CTRL-P
It's been so long since i had to print something, it took me a minute to remember what CTRL-P does lmao
Well for certain restaurants it makes some sense. Like if your a nicer seafood place all that shit changes by the week in price, sometimes daily. You don't want to have to print out menus on nice card stock everyday and you also don't want shitty looking paper menus.
If the QR code was just encoded text or an image as apposed to a weblink, then this could have been avoided. Although, I'm not sure how many QR readers support images, and if your phone doesn't have a built-in QR app nor you have a third-party one, then you'd be SOL anyways.
Wouldn't it be easier to show the image than encode it in a QR?
I don't get how people go abroad and don't just get a local sim. In most countries, a travel sim is something between 20 and 40 bucks. In my opinion, that's pretty essential.
Extended layover. Not going to buy a SIM for a day in Lisbon.
Eh, guess so. I just never go for this extended layover kind of deal.
And, because I'm European, I do not even need a different sim for the whole of Europe. Unlimited data.
As a non European, prepaid sims in Europe are complicated. Some companies won't sell sims to foreigners, some have little to no roaming. Some have activation fees that double the price.
Some examples: in Germany you need to do a video call to activate your sim, in Italy most providers require you to have an Italian tax number to buy a sim. In Romanian most of the plans have a paltry 1 GB of roaming.
Also most of the SIMs geared toward tourists don't allow roaming.
I'm Canadian now but kept my Hungarian SIM, still paying it to this day after seven years. It's 9EUR/mo for some paltry amount of data, but mostly just using it for online services that require a Hungarian or European phone number for MFA. I just bought extra data that counted as EU wide roaming data when I last visited.
However the options for my wife were very limited as a non-EU traveller. I think it was €30 or something for ~5GB of data usable in Hungary only and limited to ten days (we stayed for 14) and added as an eSIM with the help of an app/website. It was not transferable to other EU member states, and this was one of the best deals we could find that did not require us to go to a physical store location. This included us checking offers for prepaid SIMs from the major providers (Vodafone / -Mobil / Yettel)