u/longunderscorestory

I figure that no delivery zones and no integration with app drivers opens up the options significantly. Sure, delivery is complex and may require working with the apps and higher costs in general but just for takeout/ pick up there must be several good options. Shopify? I don’t necessarily want to integrate POS. Basically looking for a gloriafoods alternative since they are shutting down. Besides, I don’t need delivery, and the last time i researched I did, and I ended up with Gloria, but I’m thinking if it’s pick-up-only I’m forgetting some options!

1. Can I set up toast for online ordering without it replacing my other current systems and POS? I just like their online ordering but not ready to make big changes

2. Does toast offer a feature for takeaway that we can respond to online orders with a time quote specific to that order? Like on a ubereats tablet. Not sure if this is what toast’s manual time quotes means or not

Thanks

My 2015 2.0L does urban delivery of light items (flowers, pharmaceuticals, food). The load is pretty lightweight.

It is stop-and-go constantly, and driving hard. (No highway driving at all).

I just found out that I need rear shoes and drums and my mechanic is also suggesting that he service the front calipers.

I’m wondering if instead I should do the brakes like as if I was a a fast and furious WRX and not a white cargo van. And get eg. big calipers instead of paying to service the ones I have.

Are performance shoes/ drums a thing/ worth it? My mechanic says no.

I don’t know much about cars or mods but I know it would be valuable to wait until the last moment before pressing on the brakes at a stop sign and stopping on a dime!

Have a 2009 v50 manual T5 at the end of its life and when I drove it to register my new car (I swear on my life with this timing) the starter seems to have died. My car must have thought it was its end of life! but I need move it to sell it (for 1000-2000$ sadly despite only 250k km)

If I can’t start it it’s getting sent to the auto wreckers from here.