Posted on 03/20/2016 10:56:41 AM PDT by BenLurkin
“The person to person contact aspect is a thing of the past...”
Yeah, but learning to deal with people is exactly what’s missing in today’s ‘overeducated’ cohort. (For the record...McDonald’s,1985). Love seeing the high school kids bagging groceries and stocking the shelves. It ain’t where you start out...it’s where you end up.
I like this guy.
People need human contact. There will probably be a counter-trend of restaurants where a good-looking person spoonfeeds you while others give you a massage and tell you how wonderful you are.
Now at Rental Car companies they have kiosks where you interact on a video with a live person, but they can be located anywhere.
That will be Starbucks.
Pvt. Joe Bowers: Man, I could really go for a Starbucks, y'know?
Frito: I don't really think we have time for a h__djob, Joe.
>> I guess he better ask Trump if he will permit this <<
Of course. All the workers laid off by Carl’s Jr. will be needed to staff the hundreds (or thousands?) of textile, shoe, toy, furniture, automobile and I-Phone factories that Mr. Trump will bring back to the USA from China and Mexico.
What’s more, Mr. Trump will also need to coerce a shift to robots by McDonald’s, Wendy’s, BK, Chipotle, Walmart, Sears, etc. — because their workers (and more) will likewise be needed to operate the many new factories to be opened by the Trump Administration’s Ministry of State Planning.
Just wait! The Trump Administration’s Five-Year Plans are gonna be so big, fantastic, so incredible, so terrific, so yuuge, so unbelievable that you’re gonna get tired of Five-Year Plans!
LOL
I know. the fact is that for a long time all three, real clerks, computer screens and phone aps will be functioning
Those in a hurry or bugged by lines will make the transaction with their phone ap.
>> There will probably be a counter-trend of restaurants where a good-looking person spoonfeeds you while others give you a massage and tell you how wonderful you are <<
Such places have long existed. They are called Geisha Houses.
I’m all for it. Robots don’t spit or tinkle in your food, or take baths in the restaurant sink. There have been videos of all of those events at various fast food establishments. Gak.
Goo idea. Then, those idiots that cried for $15 an hour can still afford to eat at Carl’s Jr. when they are unemployed.
Wonderful. Just open one in each city and watch how the customers are drawn to it. With no labor costs to speak of what do you think of the price direction?
Worse, once people “get used to” the “self-serve” methods, and the “self-serve” options (that don’t get screwed up) and the “not-really-conveniences” inconveniences of self-serving (like having to get your own drinks from a wet, spilled drink area) ... they will accept robot service in areas that “only” require a 8.00 or 9.00 dollar minimum wage.
Since people won’t be needed anymore, I can’t wait for the Soylent Green Burger..
They have a Green Burrito/Carls JR nearby.. Decent food.
Hold the hydraulic fluid, add a squirt of WD40..
Wave of the future?
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