stackyFACTSMoving food from a kitchen to a table should not require circus-level acrobatics, yet here we are. Servers transport an unreasonable amount of heavy, sloshing liquids and scalding plates on a flat piece of plastic supported by entirely one hand, relying strictly on sheer willpower.
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