Paper order books vs. these new apps that always glitch out
Back in my dad's shop, we had this thick order book that lasted all month. Every cut, every special request, was right there in handwriting. We knew our regulars by name and their usual orders. These days, the corporate office pushed some fancy app for orders. But it crashes if the internet's slow, and the interface is confusing for older customers. I've had to re-enter data from failed uploads more times than I can count. It slows down the whole day when we're trying to prep meat. Sure, it's supposed to be quick, but it just adds stress.