I was wondering why there was a weight-like object on it..
Q:
The salad bar, which is offered during certain hours, requires customers to weigh their items on a scale located at the register. However, I was puzzled to see a weight-like object placed on the scale, labeled as "set to the weight of a plate." Does this mean the object itself weighs the same as a single plate? If so, shouldn't the scale be zeroed out before the object is removed and then weighed?
Could you please explain the purpose of this object?
A:
We sincerely apologize for the lack of clarity in our explanation regarding your inquiry.
The scale for the salad bar at the register is set to weigh up to three plates simultaneously, subtracting the weight of three plates for operational reasons. Therefore, when you use one or two plates, we ask that you place a weight equivalent to the weight of the plates before weighing. We are very sorry for the insufficient explanation. We have added an explanation to the register scale as shown in the attached photo. Thank you for your continued support.
