2 minutes? It takes no more than 3 seconds to load an address into Google Maps which can be done on the walk back to the PC. I wouldn't shuffle through a map book on my walks.
Paper map scenario:
-Look up street name among list of all streets in city/town printed in tiny print.
-Remember corresponding location number on different page in book and take a while searching tiny printed street names tightly squished together into a blur.
- Once found, begin memorizing all the streets and turns it takes to get there.
-If you remember all these and get to the street. You then realize you should of taken a left instead of right at the intersection because paper maps don't know number breaks.
Look at it this way. You'll be around long enough to get a premium DIAD or a premium package car, either of which will give you turn-by-turn directions.
The problem is, if that happens, any dummy could do your job.