Fixing six in one day is no joke.

You really think a permanent market is gonna magically appear in a neighborhood big grocery chains already bailed on? Those food drops might not fix the root problem, but at least people eat that week instead of waiting years for some development deal that never happens.

Man, four minutes is four minutes and that's real, but I'll die on this hill: tweezers aren't the problem, bad technique is. I've watched guys spend 90 seconds on a single plate because they're chasing a perfect micro-herb placement, that's on them, not the tool. A spoon and squeeze bottle can look tight, sure, but on a $28 plate people are paying for the look too, and I've seen squeeze bottle sauce go full Jackson Pollock when the line gets slammed. You ran 180 covers and nothing came back, great, but did your regulars notice the plates got simpler? That's the part nobody checks. Fast is good until the food stops looking like it's worth the price.