I found it pretty funny that I had to understand web development and troubleshoot the problem just to order pizza...
I found it pretty funny that I had to understand web development and troubleshoot the problem just to order pizza...
> Yes, can I take your other?
> No, you don't get it, I'd like to file a bug report, but your website clearly has no feature to create issues so, when the field city has the value...
> Sir, I cannot fix the website. If you do not wish to make an order please hang up.
> Uhoh ok, sure, I'd like an anchovies pizza but instead of anchovies I'd like you to make sure that when the field city is set to Boston...
> Sir, I really cannot fix the website
> Couldn't you just make a note and leave it in the front door? So that if other customers have the same problem they can upvote the most common issues and then you can prioritize fixes and get a reasonable budget for each one?
> I obviously can't do that, do you want your anch...
> Of course you can't! That would be reinventing the wheel! Let me point you to the github...
thats pretty funny to me now
I've learned to just call orders in these days.
Somehow (well, we know the reasons) many websites and platforms require you to have a full inner model of its workings if you want to get things done. If you call, more often then not the person calling you does that work for you.
The whole reason I call is E.G. Round Table Pizza had a perfectly good "Web 1.0" website. Instead of updating some CSS rules to make it render better on mobile they seem to have outsourced to a third party and now everything performs worse and has it's own clunky hell. So instead of using a shit re-design on a website I just call on the phone.