The future of fast food

[u/newbiediecast]

[u/FiercelyApatheticLad]

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/FiercelyApatheticLad → u/Kellykeli]

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

[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.