The future of fast food

[u/newbiediecast]

[u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

That robot was 2 seconds away from just throwing the sausage at the guy and storming off to sob in the break room

[u/Infamous_Doughnut255 → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

The robot was almost the weiner

[u/callMeBorgiepls → u/Infamous_Doughnut255]

Funny, because changing the e and i like that makes it from the german name wiener onto the german word weiner which means crybaby or crying person. Lol

[u/HardTruthFacts → u/callMeBorgiepls]

Like a whiner! Just learned a cognate, cool!

[u/Independent-Tennis57 → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

It's having a tough week. 01100001 01100010 01100011 and Liam just split up, his UPS' battery is dying, and the relish keeps causing an allergic reaction when it gets in its gears.

[u/SouthParkFirefly1991 → u/Independent-Tennis57]

Poor little buddy~

[u/BDDatyohouse → u/Independent-Tennis57]

I hope 6162 63 is okay.

[u/Independent-Tennis57 → u/BDDatyohouse]

It's sorta blue, but the green hue has me worried.

6162-63 Paint Color From PPG - Paint Colors For DIYers & Professional Painters

[u/Oli_VK → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

I genuinely feel like it was frustrated

[u/No_File212 → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

It s was having a mood " here is your fucking sausage sir "

[u/Skylightblues → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

Sorry if you've been there

[u/moh1969b → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

Bet those robots start feeling entitled to tips soon!

[u/norcpoppopcorn → u/SouthParkFirefly1991]

No. I have seen videos of this machine in wich the result are worse..

[u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

Is his first time .. he tried his best 🥲🥹

[u/BigBogBotButt → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

.... Is it in?

[u/ryrnallONREDDITBABY → u/BigBogBotButt]

WOAH

[u/Jean-LucBacardi → u/BigBogBotButt]

That's my belly button.

[u/Ok_Judgment3871 → u/Jean-LucBacardi]

Howd that get there

[u/oliviaReyees → u/BigBogBotButt]

Too far

[u/dropbearinbound → u/BigBogBotButt]

I have thoroughly inspected the sauce inside the bun, but I cannot confirm anything else

[u/octoreadit → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

“I swear, it never happened before.”

[u/SurpriseDragon → u/octoreadit]

Here..let me help you

[u/QueenofLeftovers → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

"Was it as good for you as it was for me? :)"

[u/KaioKenshin → u/QueenofLeftovers]

"Was he bigger than me? "😤

[u/newbiediecast → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

True that

[u/Ressy02 → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

And will be his second time, third time, fourth time, fifth time…..

[u/Miserable_District → u/Some1AteMyBrainAgain]

A+ for effort

[u/Blubasur]

Somewhere in the background, I can hear the engineers screaming.

[u/aureanator → u/Blubasur]

Do not roboticize variable geometry processes without taking into account all possible variances in geometry, and combinations thereof.

This was doomed to fail if the bun, hot dog, or both vary enough - and they're generally not made to exacting standards.

[u/eraserhd → u/aureanator]

Automating making hot dogs with a five axis robot arm and vision system is like trying to make a flying machine that flaps its wings.

[u/Invictuslemming1 → u/eraserhd]

I’m kinda impressed they even bothered with a… I don’t even know it is a vision camera or just a distance measurement… to try to find the center of the bun. Considering the failure they should just make the bun hole bigger (mmm wording bad) and just yolo it without the extra attempt at precision

[u/ElToroBlanco25 → u/Invictuslemming1]

Like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.

[u/AshVandalSeries → u/Invictuslemming1]

Or just…maybe…use a regular hotdog bun?

[u/SupremeDictatorPaul → u/eraserhd]

Story time. A guy I know works for a robotics automation company. One day some sort of corporate butcher company hires them. They have a bunch of people that always need their knives correctly sharpened, so they employ several professional knife sharpeners full time to sit there sharpening knives all day. They want to replace these human sharpeners with machines that can go 24/7 sharpening knives, but they need them sharpened “right”. Easy peasy.

It took them years of development to get the process working reliably before they could ship it. When they did finally ship it, it was such a big deal that his company made one of the machines just for the office. Employees can bring in all of their own knives and have them professionally sharpened robotically.

[u/Blubasur → u/aureanator]

Absolutely this. The whole design is flawed I was hoping someone would chime in with that. I know any engineer worth their salt would be screaming about even the idea of this, let alone having to build it.

[u/reddituserperson1122 → u/Blubasur]

A non-solution looking for a problem it can’t solve.

[u/-Tesserex- → u/Blubasur]

I just sent this to my brother, who is just such an engineer. He works in the innovation department of a company that makes food industry equipment, so he basically specializes in inventing food robots. 

[u/2025-05-04 → u/aureanator]

It's fine for mass production where you can at least get 90% success rate. We have frozen burgers and pizzas mass produced this way. Human intervention can discard the 10% failure before coming to the market.

But for vending machine where the product is expected to get directly to the hand of consumers, yeah this is not ideal.

[u/allnamesbeentaken → u/2025-05-04]

Even if it worked this isn't faster than a guy standing there stuffing weiners into buns so I dont know what the automation is solving

[u/PretendRegister7516 → u/allnamesbeentaken]

At this speed, it be better to just hire disabled person to control the robot arm remotely from their home.

[u/MarcPawl → u/allnamesbeentaken]

One-Time capital cost with low maintenance, and smaller real estate footprint. So operating costs in the long term should outweigh the labor costs.

Think vending machines at hockey arenas, when there is not enough business to justify running a canteen.

[u/HierophanticRose → u/aureanator]

Car manufacture had to spend collective billions in R&D for this reason alone, and still there is need for technicians to pick up the slack and supervise the process

[u/BudgetFree → u/aureanator]

Just a few extra bits that keep the stuff in place and sensors to give feedback would have solved most of it

[u/aureanator → u/BudgetFree]

Ah, but what about the flexibility of the material? There's no telling where the hotdog makes contact with the bun, because they're both irregular. Then it flexes, depending on the specific fit, as does the bun. Some fits will jam for the pre-planned path.

For this kind of task, you want something closer to AI than classic robotics, incorporating force feedback and cameras in realtime.

[u/brontagnan → u/Blubasur]

100%. Couldn't help but wonder if was it was designed and tested with a different spec hotdog. Then the end user changed the specs and wondered why it doesn't work.

[u/Azshlanar → u/brontagnan]

Or, they tested it once and it worked. Lol ship it!

[u/needcollectivewisdom → u/Azshlanar]

We test in prod.

[u/Linkarlos_95 → u/Blubasur]

"WE TOLD YOU, DO NOT CHEAP THE OPTICS"

[u/Ok_Star_4136 → u/Blubasur]

I have heard many times in my life, especially recently, how advances in AI are going to put me out of a job.

And with each passing day, the more that I think about this, the more I realize that those people are idiots .

[u/FixMy106]

The poor clanker just trying its hardest…

[u/get_after_it_ → u/FixMy106]

For some reason, watching a robot fail at its task while still trying to complete it makes me immensely sad.

[u/Appropriate_Lime_234 → u/get_after_it_]

r/foundtheclanker

[u/flewson → u/get_after_it_]

Then you'll hate this

[u/Ok_Commission9026 → u/flewson]

The relevance to actual life with this one is very sad.

[u/johnnymetoo → u/FixMy106]

It even measured twice before "inserting" the sausage.

[u/Weemewon → u/johnnymetoo]

Measure twice, sausage once, that’s what I always say

[u/BoggleBadger → u/johnnymetoo]

This is why robot sex will never catch on.

[u/Black_Jester_]

Nothing “fast” about that, and no fuckin bun

[u/TehOwn → u/Black_Jester_]

user asked for 'hotdog'
'bun' was not specified
'hotdog' was delivered successfully
self-test reports full compliance

[u/ParkingAnxious2811 → u/TehOwn]

He got a sausage, not a hotdog.

[u/mokujin42 → u/ParkingAnxious2811]

Hotdog can refer to just the sausage in the technical definition, he got a hotdog

Machine is right, technically

[u/_Red_User_ → u/mokujin42]

r/technicallythetruth

[u/Usakami → u/mokujin42]

The best kind of correct.

[u/demcookies_ → u/mokujin42]

The stated nutritional values are wrong without the bread

[u/mokujin42 → u/demcookies_]

Got em

[u/kiradotee → u/mokujin42]

Technically, you don't want to argue with the machine.

[u/SpaceHawk98W → u/Black_Jester_]

Not even a bag

[u/spooky-goopy → u/Black_Jester_]

it's probably more about not having to pay a real human to put a sausage in bread

anything not to pay the absolute minimum with no benefits, for 12 hotdog-eating hours

[u/Ghigs → u/spooky-goopy]

It's just novelty for this, not cost savings.

[u/Macshlong → u/Black_Jester_]

A car can be welded in less than a minute, this is massively over engineered.

[u/Moving-thefuck-on → u/Black_Jester_]

There was almost bun fucking.

[u/Safe-Zucchini-5511]

Ah yes clearly the machine is trying to cut down on the carbs

[u/A_Guy_Oz → u/Safe-Zucchini-5511]

Your body’s weight has been assessed, here is your snack

[u/irony0815 → u/A_Guy_Oz]

Hilarious 😂😂

[u/bkilgor3]

as someone who has worked in FAST food… lmao lmao lmao

a human could have done that correctly in a sixth of the time wasted

[u/FiercelyApatheticLad → u/bkilgor3]

But you can't pay a human 10k once and then keep them working for years 24/7.

[u/Kellykeli → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

Ngl if your place makes enough revenue to justify serving hot dogs 24/7 you can pay 7.25 to have an illiterate dude make those hot dogs

[u/DogWallop → u/Kellykeli]

Sadly, the people that used to serve hot dogs at this place are now... those very hot dogs!! Oh the howwah!

[u/eggyrulz → u/DogWallop]

Soylet green!

[u/DogWallop → u/eggyrulz]

Soylent Green is hot dogs!

BTW, did you hear there is/was a food company going by that name recently. It truly baffles the brains lol

[u/eggyrulz → u/DogWallop]

Tech bros will invent the torment nexus if someone just tells them how

[u/FiercelyApatheticLad → u/Kellykeli]

After 9 weeks the illiterate dudes have cost more than a 10k$ machine and the boss can't afford that.

[u/Centaur1111 → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

right, but this machine seems to need someone else to see everything is right and take off buns and sausages that get stuck somewhere or something.

[u/LucasCarioca → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

You would need multiple of these running much better to come close to a human…that’s not even mentioning the upkeep parts repairs and keeping higher paid staff on the payroll that can work on the machines. AND this machine only does hotdogs. Your menu can’t change ever or you need a new whole as new machine for that and multiple if you want to serve faster…

[u/Tnecniw → u/LucasCarioca]

And DAMN you if someone want a different hotdog type with difference sauce or whatever.

[u/ZirePhiinix → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

The machine isn't going to run for 24/7 correctly after 9 weeks.

[u/lord_pankeke → u/ZirePhiinix]

Brother, its not running correctly now...

[u/Reese_Withersp0rk → u/Kellykeli]

Ok but how you gonna advertise the job posting for someone who is illiterate hmm?

[u/bobjoylove → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

This bot probably needs monthly calibration lol

[u/BitterCrip → u/bobjoylove]

On the evidence of the video alone, it needs minutely calibration

[u/Suspicious_Dingo_426 → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

You can't do that with robots either. Those need frequent maintenance. This thing would be nonfunctional in a month in a standard restaurant kitchen.

[u/cosmicr → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

I mean if you did you might get the same outcome

[u/[deleted] → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

You still have to pay someone to fix or clean it anyways. Unless you're gonna buy a 10k robot to clean your other 10k robot.

[u/Blenderx06 → u/[deleted]]

They'll just pay 1 service that does it for multiple locations. It's all very shitty.

[u/skefmeister → u/[deleted]]

This machine costs WAY more than 10k

[u/Klutzy-Weakness-937 → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

They don't work for years 24/7. They get broken, they need updating, they need humans paid to work on them.

[u/Josefinurlig → u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

You can’t do that with robotics either since it will need maintanence, repairs and after one mistake like this the machine is out of order

[u/Independent-Fun8926 → u/bkilgor3]

This stuff is for the spectacle. Real fast food automation will be faster than humans. 

It’ll probably still get my order wrong lol

[u/LokoSoko1520 → u/Independent-Fun8926]

I've worked in a factory with automation, it's a lot faster than any human, but it will make mistakes. Plus, if it's not noticed it will make the same mistake repeatedly, bc computers do that after running the same line of code 5000ish times a day.

[u/berlinHet → u/LokoSoko1520]

Jokes on the customer: there is nobody to issue a refund, and zero quality control. These two in the video are shit out of luck most likely since that hot dog stand is undoubtedly owned by a vendor renting a spot and not the place they are standing in.

[u/mhenryk → u/bkilgor3]

Those shops (this chain in particular) are often having just a single person for handling everything and ordering a hotdog causes a slowdown so it may help them in the long run. I haven't seen this machine anywhere tho. Maybe I'm not at popular places.

[u/zjarko → u/mhenryk]

This was Żabka Nano, the one where you scanned the app, took anything and left. So there wasn’t even the one cashier.

[u/notusuallyhostile]

r/shittyrobots is leaking

[u/Turrbboo]

“step dog im stuck”

[u/ChestyPullerton → u/Turrbboo]

🤣

[u/echoIalia]

WHAT is supposed to be happening with the roll in the beginning?

[u/newbiediecast → u/echoIalia]

I think it's sauce and mustard inside it before sliding the sausage

[u/TurnkeyLurker → u/newbiediecast]

Wouldn't it just squirt out the other end as the "meat" cylinder is inserted?

[u/newbiediecast → u/TurnkeyLurker]

If you look closely the bottom end is sealed

[u/KlogKoder → u/newbiediecast]

Sometimes I forget that not everyone knows this kind of hot dog.

[u/BorderKeeper → u/KlogKoder]

That's the only one that I have ever eaten in Czechia. I get the US styled one if you want to slap a shit ton of condaments and veggies on top, but for just ketchup+rohlik/bun+wurst you go with this as it's spill-free and can be held from any angle.

[u/GrynaiTaip → u/KlogKoder]

Americans just saw this type for the first time and they're all very confused.

https://www.reddit.com/r/shittyfoodporn/comments/1n13lqh/seen_at_a_mall_in_france_hot_dog_stuffed_into_a/

[u/King_Six_of_Things → u/TurnkeyLurker]

"Meat cylinder"

Name of your sex tape.

[u/KlogKoder → u/King_Six_of_Things]

It must not be harmed.

[u/Arammil1784 → u/TurnkeyLurker]

It is imperative that the cylinder remains unharmed.

[u/Fickle-Alone-054 → u/echoIalia]

It's inserting the "lube", although unnecessary because unfortunately it failed to penetrate the bun. 

[u/ynotw57]

“Technology Fee: $1.35”

[u/Sydeus_]

The machine failing is funny enough, but managing to deliver a single cooked sausage fucking sent me

[u/realester453]

Żabka my beloved

[u/Captain-Codfish]

Takes too long even without it fucking up in hilarious ways

[u/AlexCookie]

The bun holder seems underdesigned? There could've been some self-centering funnel thingy or a clamp that keeps the bun in place, instead of relying on this fancy scanning action and the friction lottery

[u/Agarwel → u/AlexCookie]

Yeah. On the other hand... this does not look like "fast food machine". But demo machine, that is showing all the functionality the company can produce for their robots. Serving hotdogs is just secondary function used for these demo purposes. So the scanning action is not there, because it is best solution. The scanning action is there, to showcase the company can do scanning action. In the end, this is not supposed to be fast or usefull. It is just there to show the tech on something interesting to the observer.

My previous company had something similar in the demo room. If the visitor placed the bussiness card, it took it, and server you a candy. Was it usefull? No. Did it work in most effective way? No. Did it used lots of our portfolio tech? Yes. Were visitor interested to check it? Yes. And that was the whole point. This machine seems to have similar purpose.

[u/Nienordir → u/AlexCookie]

I think the machine ran out of condiment and without the condiment providing lubrication the follow up steps fail.

Under normal operation its probably more reliable, but either the fill level sensor failed or the machine didn't get topped off at the start of the shift as required.

The design flaw is probably that it doesn't detect running out of condiment and a flimsy maintenance procedure, that requires the machine to be primed by the operator on schedule for error free operation.

[u/doghaircut]

Prom night flashbacks

[u/TurnkeyLurker → u/doghaircut]

Damn, that's sad. ☹️

(for those that could afford Prom)

[u/Milanesa_de_Pollo_]

Using such a machine for something so trivial xD

[u/ninjad912 → u/Milanesa_de_Pollo_]

I mean. Automation is supposed to do trivial tasks for you. That’s kinda the point

[u/AntRevolutionary925 → u/ninjad912]

The primary purposes of automation are to reduce costs, increase production speed, improve safety, and/or improve accuracy. This does none of those things.

Last I knew (i left my automation career 3 years ago), a robot that could operate in a food safe environment cost about $60k on the low end. Then add in everything else attached to it and the engineering and that single hot dog stand easily cost more than $100,000 USD, likely still needs an operator nearby and probably needs $10k+ in annual maintenance.

So basically they paid $100k+ to have 1 person run a machine doing the work that same person could do better and faster without the machine.

[u/MikaeltheWarCougar → u/AntRevolutionary925]

Yeah, but then you have to pay the person, and nobody wants to do that. It's too convenient and logical.

This is sarcasm, btw.

[u/AntRevolutionary925 → u/MikaeltheWarCougar]

That is their flawed thought process though. They think that firing the hotdog maker and replacing them with a person that operates the hot dog machine will be cheaper.

I couldn’t tell you how many clients I tried to talk out of purchasing equipment because it wouldn’t reduce staff or costs and they end up paying me to design it anyways.

[u/ninjad912 → u/AntRevolutionary925]

Automation usually starts off slow. It’s entirely possible for someone to eventually make a machine that could make hotdogs faster than a human could on an industrial scale for 10k in the future

[u/AntRevolutionary925 → u/ninjad912]

Possible yes, but that price point is unlikely if it also meets food standards and safety standards but who knows if the FDA, and USDA, and OSHA even have budgets to investigate anything any more.

[u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen → u/ninjad912]

when it's taking a whole minute and a half to do something a person could do in like 7 seconds tops tho that kinda fucking sucks lmao

[u/Newsdriver245 → u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen]

An immigrant named Imelda could make 135 of these in the time it did this.

[u/Arthur2_shedsJackson → u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen]

As someone who works in manufacturing - This is why you can't automate a lot of manual work in factories. Robots are good at some specific tasks but there's a lot of things that humans can do better and cheaper (even considering well paid union labor).

[u/creampop_ → u/Arthur2_shedsJackson]

thumbs, binocular vision, and our inner ears are mega OP, basically

[u/newbiediecast → u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen]

Plus it fails at every step even placing the wrapper lol

[u/maxisnoops → u/newbiediecast]

I feel that not having the bread around the sausage probably also misaligned the wrapper at the end. I’m gonna give it a pass mark on this step, just for trying.

[u/SpaceHawk98W → u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen]

The issues is trying to design the whole process in a small box. It's not hard to get a production line that does the job perfectly with little to no issues.

[u/OhmMeGag → u/SpaceHawk98W]

Honestly, the biggeet problem is just that its overengineered. These robot arms are quite complex machines and just a regular assembly line like machine could have done it faster and easier.

[u/Galaxy661 → u/Milanesa_de_Pollo_]

The point of this particular store chain (if it's actually this one), Żabka Nano, is it being a tiny store with full self-service with no employees whatsoever. I guess they just tried to add hot dogs into that formula

I guess it's all for show anyways, since there aren't that many "nano" stores outside of Warsaw, and one can always just go to a regular Żabka store (smaller and cleaner equivalent of american 7/11)

[u/DixonDebussy]

That is the Wurst

[u/therealsix]

It’s fucking roller food, why would a robot/machine be needed for that?

[u/Sixpacksack → u/therealsix]

7-11 is self-serve, and I'm not mad about it.

[u/Furry__Foxy → u/therealsix]

It's in "Żabka Nano". A fully automated store in Poland.

[u/x_Ram1rez_x]

Performance anxiety

[u/Tex-WRX]

Task failed successfully

[u/thatcodplayer007]

They turk urr jurbs!!

[u/TurnkeyLurker → u/thatcodplayer007]

Der tk ge jbs!!

[u/Divergent_Dragon]

something like this probably is the future of fast food, but that future is looking pretty distant right about now

[u/Gettinbaked69 → u/Divergent_Dragon]

Pathetic, really.

[u/Agarwel → u/Divergent_Dragon]

Why?

Lets be real here. This is not a "fast food machine". This is a coold demo machine, that tries to flex how much one robot arm can do. Its not there to be effective. It is there to show all the steps one by one.

Once you start designing something for real fast food, you just design it as production line - each single simple step performed by different specialized arm. Working much faster (because as one part of the machine is wrapping the hotdog, the previsou can already be sticking the sausage to the bun and another can be pouring the mustard to third one....) and much more reliable.

[u/Capable-Problem8460]

The future is now, old man

[u/One1moretyme]

Must be one of those broken robots from Wall-E, "fixed up," and returned from the mothership.

[u/SpaceHawk98W]

I don't think AI is gonna rule the world in another century

[u/magik910]

Omg... is that a żabka? I'd recognise that interior anywhere

[u/basdit]

Looks like an art project

[u/PlentyBlacksmith2040]

Last food

[u/SubmissiveDinosaur]

This is the kind.of thing they just test once and then get the full approval

[u/captainMaluco]

Derderrkerdjeeerrrrrrbbsss!

[u/Turbulent-Stretch881]

It is not fast, and barely considered food.

[u/nytropy]

Kurwa

[u/A_Guy_Oz]

Whew my job is still safe hahaha

[u/bones10145]

Aww I thought I was gonna see something dirty 

[u/Starchaser_WoF]

I'd rather buy a pack of sausages and buns at a grocery store and cook them myself

[u/Ancient_Ad5454]

Everything reminds me of him

[u/cartoonsarcasm]

I hate hate hate how impersonal everything is becoming

[u/32badly-influenced32]

They said we’d have flying cars by now

[u/Equivalent-Tip6446]

The future is hotdogs with no buns

[u/A_Guy_Oz → u/Equivalent-Tip6446]

Grab your meat with your stupid organic grabbers human, no bun, sauce or wrapping for you!

[u/Equivalent-Tip6446 → u/A_Guy_Oz]

Exactly

[u/GreenT1979]

I remember my first time.

[u/Savings-Student-3491]

Robots don't come with drama or get tired. My kind of workers.

[u/AlarmDozer]

Should just stuck to a regular bun, wtf. It could've oopsed with a regular bun and made it.

[u/JayW8888]

Robot says, the sausage goes in the bun??

[u/zanygx]

Damn, be nice. Its probably his first day...poor little guy.

[u/vikster9991]

People are always like "fast food workers will be replaced" and the machine is like $10 billion dollars and doesn't work

[u/pandershrek]

Damn. That robot just raw dogged you

[u/KayabaSynthesis]

I've been to this exact spot a few times and had a few hot dogs done by the machine. It usually works fine. It's in a Żabka store in the shopping center Stary Browar in Poznań, Poland.

[u/Wild_East9907]

If someone wanted to know where this is. This hotdog robot is in a żabka nano store in Poland 🇵🇱

[u/Kamil210s]

It’s from a Polish store „Żabka Nano” which is fully automated shop with no worker inside, and a famous hot dog machine because this store is known for its hot dogs

[u/nitr0turb0]

It probably cost the company way more to build this damn thing that it would've been to just hire someone to do it.

[u/NikNakskes → u/nitr0turb0]

Yes. But that is innovation in a nutshell. The next step is to make the machines at least as good as an human and then surpass. From the plough to the robot, all has gone through that process.

[u/outside_cat]

It's still more proficient than me in the kitchen.

[u/Self_Reddicated → u/outside_cat]

It's got me beat in the bedroom, or at least dead even.

[u/Greensssss]

That aint so fast

[u/Atheistic_enjoyer]

This just seems sad more than anything

[u/Roronoa_Zoro8615]

I thought it said cream room

[u/forgotwhatisaid2you]

Robot needs a second hand.

[u/Clanmcallister]

Dang clanker.

[u/Klutzy-Weakness-937]

Me when I hook up but I'm too drunk

[u/Ghstfce]

Enjoy the naked wiener

[u/Sharp-Swimmer-6887]

I know people, including myself, who could get this done in less than a minute. This is what they want to replace fast food workers????

[u/catresuscitation]

lol

[u/TIGER_SUS]

I wouldn't pay for that