Swap vs Remove

The call says 'swap the fries for vegetables.'

What's the difference between swap and remove?

Try it yourself

Two calls: (A) 'Swap fries for vegetables.' (B) 'Skip the fries.' What's the difference?

• Same move — both remove fries
• Swap = replace. Skip = remove.
• Swap is polite, skip is harsh
• Swap = same calories

Helping

• Chicken
• Vegetables (after swap)

Tips

• Fries

One move

Swap fries for vegetables — the meal stays complete.

FastSnap's position

Swap keeps the meal complete.

When the tip sits in a spot that still wants something — fries → vegetables, white rice → extra vegetables — the coach swaps. The meal stays complete. Only the tip changes.

Remove simply takes away the tip.

When nothing needs to take its place — leave the sauce off, skip the garlic bread — the coach removes.

Helping
      │
      ▼
    Keep


Tips
      │
      ├── Remove  (nothing replaces it)
      │
      └── Swap    (replace so the meal stays complete)

Swap when the meal benefits from a replacement.
Remove when nothing needs to take its place.

Remove the tip. Don't remove the meal.

Helping

• Steak
• Greens

Tips

• Garlic bread

One move

Remove the garlic bread — keep the steak.

The tip leaves. The helping stays. That's remove.

Same verb, different meal

Try it yourself

Call: 'Swap creamy dressing for vinaigrette.' What's the move?

• Remove — skip dressing entirely
• Swap — replace so the salad stays complete
• Share the creamy dressing
• Ignore — dressings never tip

Helping

• Salad
• Vinaigrette (after swap)

Tips

• Creamy dressing

One move

Swap creamy dressing for vinaigrette.

Sides. Toppings. Same verbs: swap or remove.

What FastSnap does

When you see swap or remove on the result, ask: does this spot need a replacement — or just less tip?

Next time you scan

If the call says swap, the meal stays complete.
If it says remove: Remove the tip. Don't remove the meal.