/ck/ - Food & Cooking

This used to be my home board but I haven't come here in awhile so I don't know how the discussion topics really go anymore, forgive me in advance.

I want to know what you guys think of some day robots taking over the fast food industry as opposed to having humans doing it. Eventually we'll get to that right? I say this as a service industry worker.

My friend told me that wanting this environment would fall into a category called "techno anarchist" where all physical jobs would be preformed by robots/drones/what have you and the humans could live in a utopia at home.

There are already places where you use some kind of kiosk to order food and then someone (a person) makes it in the back and it's delivered to you.
Also in South Korea they have stores that have touch screens for items and when you leave get a basket of groceries. Obviously, there are still people moving products, but that's pretty advanced and cuts down on theft by a great deal I'm sure.

So would you guys be okay with going to places where a machine being operated by a person somewhere else, made your food after you pushed some buttons at a counter?

>>6056384

Why do women always stream movies?
Why don't you download?

Also they sound like the kind of friends who suggest a girl get her hair cut short and dykey