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>>942910
None because it a fucking robot

>>942910
15% if it did a good job. 5% if bad job

These will never become a reality. To many people would vandalize or shoot them down.

>>942910
none, i would shoot down the drone and take the pizza before i got to where it was going.

>>942938
>>942939

and you think you can get away with that shit?

It won't hurt the business at all and send you straight into a forced labor camp.

>>942944
>and you think you can get away with that shit?

Yea. It's not that hard in rural/suburban area's.

actually, you wouldn't have to, because they would be paid enough. being that they would be a drone operator, they wouldn't be working for the store they would be delivering for, but a centralized drone delivery company that trains drone delivery pilots and then the restaurants buy the drone delivery service while customers will have to pay a subscription fee to get drone delivery from any store that does drone delivery.

the costs to train drone pilots will be too much for these restaurants, and, at the same time, they also cut down on expenses since they won't have to pay as much for labor. this will either lead to more profits for the top or lower prices for consumers to enjoy.

>>942947

you know how a uav works, right?

but people thought the same thing with carsharing and parked their cars in the middle of intersections for the lulz, which they stopped doing after about 5 business days.

>>942997
You know how a rifle works?