Posted on 12/22/2022 9:50:29 AM PST by DFG
I read that in 2023, not only will you self-checkout at WalMart, but to get in the store you have to help unload the semi trailers in the receiving dept.
On the contrary, this will be the future.
Already most McDonald’s use automated kiosks for ordering.
McDonald’s right from the beginning had a regimented approach to preparing the food, so it can be easily automated.
McD wants standardization, and automation will do that. Standardization is also what their customers want, not high cuisine
“While your food will be cooked by real people, you won’t have to interact with them at all because they’ll be tucked away in the kitchen. “
what happens in the kitchen, stays in the kitchen!
Time for Robocop.
auto ass wiper, too.
It was either that or plenty of bullet proof glass.
Well. I’m still feeling pretty good that my Sunday morning surprise won’t go away anytime soon. You know the thing! Get home, open bag. See what ya got.
Their food is shrunken poison so I don’t give a fk.
The packaging tastes better.
Machines don’t strike for 15 an hour either.
It will, However provide an opportunity for individuals who choose can gain a skill set in repairing and maintaining these systems. Likely making way more than 15/hr. But most of the applications will be cloud based and remotely supported from Chengalpattu.
I know. And you are correct.
Yep, Ray Kroc would approve.
I miss the days when fast food slop joints were cheap and reasonable. Then came those human hamster tubes out in front of the McWhoppers and things started getting real pricey.
$1 in 1967 is worth about $9.5- in 2022 currency
10 candy bars for $1... You could only buy 3 with $9 today. Not a great measure but it came to mind.
No robot ever spit in my food. But they do call me a gringo.
That’s a good enough measure. Thanks
Bump to read tomorrow
It sucks
I bought a new 67 Chevy for $2300.
I wanted coffee the other day and there was a Starbucks nearby my doctor’s office. I always prefer to go inside rather than wait in the drive-thru line - but... there was no place to go in.
There was either the drive-thru or a walk-up widow, no inside - or outside - seating area.
I saw another similar configuration a few days ago - this is to prevent homeless or other non-customers from taking over the seating areas and then there was that pesky problem they had with the restrooms a few years ago.
I believe this will become Starbucks new preferred business model.
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