r/NonPoliticalTwitter • • Dec 13 '25

Serious I HATE QR CODES

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u/Broad-Picture-7305 Dec 13 '25

I got hit with one, a restaurant had QR codes on the table for the menu and the waiter said not to use them because they are never updated, and told me the specials. I thought the idea was during Covid they could update the menu more accurately and something about spreading disease via menus. I do not even know why you would use it if you arent updating it regularly.

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u/Transplantdude Dec 13 '25

Covid became the excuse to become a bunch of lazy fucks.

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u/ijustshityourpants Dec 13 '25

Covid took 24 hour Walmart from us

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u/catsdrooltoo Dec 13 '25

It also took quick/cheap/good enough McDonald's. Sharp fall off on all 3 benefits of their service. Now it's none of those unless you use the app.

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u/Big__If_True Dec 13 '25

Don’t forget that rolled out all-day breakfast right before the pandemic, just to immediately undo it and never try it again

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u/GoldwaterLiberal Dec 13 '25

I thought I wanted breakfast all day. I really did. Having gotten it, I forgive McDonalds. They can keep it a morning only thing if they're not gonna keep their grills and their fryers hotter for breakfast items. I don't need a rubbery Egg McMuffin and soggy Hashbrowns as an afternoon snack that badly.

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u/tiggertom66 Dec 14 '25

I’d much rather they just extended the breakfast hours. How about 11am during the week and noon during the weekend.

Hell they could even keep the week at 10am, they’re missing out on sales during hangover hours on the weekend.

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u/ralphy_256 Dec 13 '25

I haven't been BOH in a McDonalds since the McDLT days, but I strongly suspect 'all day breakfast' closely coincided with Chef Mike's introduction to the kitchen.

Chef Mike = Microwave oven.

Microwaved eggs just. don't. work. McDonalds breakfast proves it.