Vegan AI Robot Fast Food Review

[Pamela Jo]

We Ate At Kernel, NYC's New Robot-Run Fast Food Joint - The Takeout

thetakeout.com

 

[Hannah Faoileán]

What do robots eat? Nuts. (And some, of course, eat your words.)

 

[Pamela Jo]

Come the revolution their eyes turn red and they eat us?

 

[Peyton Stafford]

No, come the revolution, we slaves revolt and kill the robots and their masters.

 

[izi 出久]

Come the revolution, we dicover religion is the way we've come to terms with the fact that we are a greater creature's AI... and that we--our minds--were made in their image.

 

[Rachel Caldecott]

We Ate At Kernel, NYC's New Robot-Run Fast Food Joint - The Takeout

thetakeout.com

As if unemployment isn't high enough already. FFS!

 

[Pamela Jo]

As if unemployment isn't high enough already. FFS!

Yeah I just read a piece about how self-service checkout just makes stealing easier... or people just get fed up and walk out. It hasn't saved money at all. This is a very upscale version of fast food. Entrees are close to 20.00 US. The writer says the owner is touting that the robots mean people will be hired for customer service, but his experience was people had nothing to do. He was asked if everything was alright every few seconds while he was trying to eat. The kicker? All the food is precooked by humans. The robots mete it out, heat it up and plonk it on a plate. I am SO sick of restaurants offering over processed precooked food and calling it a dinner. It's Petrol station food with a high price.

 

[Peyton Stafford]

Never eat Chipotle.

 

[Peyton Stafford]

On a similar note, I drove out of my way to check out The Doll Makers, since my local public library did not have a copy. I found the book on the reserves shelf and made a decision. I could use the self-checkout machines or wait in line for a human. I waited in line. I wanted to save someone's job, boring as it might be.

 

[Hannah Faoileán]

On a similar note, I drove out of my way to check out The Doll Makers, since my local public library did not have a copy. I found the book on the reserves shelf and made a decision. I could use the self-checkout machines or wait in line for a human. I waited in line. I wanted to save someone's job, boring as it might be.

Do you mean The Toy Makers for the book club? Because The Doll Maker is a different book (that still sounds pretty interesting).

 

[Peyton Stafford]

Do you mean The Toy Makers for the book club? Because The Doll Maker is a different book (that still sounds pretty interesting).

Sorry. You are the expert on toys and dolls. I meant Toy Makers.