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[[File:Powercard.png|400px|thumb|right|We've got no money and no inventory.... there's still something we can do that's still a business somehow...]] | [[File:Powercard.png|400px|thumb|right|We've got no money and no inventory.... there's still something we can do that's still a business somehow...]] | ||
I'm sometimes baffled by how many businesses are out there that make the process of paying them insanely difficult. I've used restaurant apps before that have [https://tacobell.com UI bugs that don't let you place an order], [https://ebay.com websites that set some random boolean on your account] that doesn't let you transact and doesn't inform you until you contact customer service, stores that are constantly sold out of their flagship product, or just places in general that make the flow overly complicated. If you're running a business, for God's sake make it easy for the customer to give you money. | I'm sometimes baffled by how many businesses are out there that make the process of paying them insanely difficult. I've used restaurant apps before that have [https://tacobell.com UI bugs that don't let you place an order], [https://ebay.com websites that set some random boolean on your account] that doesn't let you transact and doesn't inform you until you contact customer service, stores that are constantly sold out of their flagship product, or just places in general that make the flow overly complicated. If you're running a business, for God's sake make it easy for the customer to give you money. | ||