Hospitality Industry Deploys Robots To Combat The Great Resignation | Seditionist Round Up Roundup 

....Ooooooo........ creepy...... 😲😱💀👽

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Damn it Hal!!

Then proceeds to sing Daisy Bell.

Hospital administrators are about the same - " do what we tell you, or there will be other nurses to take your place."

@@ellenfisher5750 they're now finding that isn't always the case.

I've NEVER had a good meal at a hotel. Even the free breakfast is always marginal... I ALWAYS go out to a restaurant.

and where I am, if you're willing to settle for $14.00 an hour, apply at Burger King or Taco Bell, because MacDonalds is starting at $15.00.

Some even give their semen to children. Can you talk to the rest of your profession and ask them to stop molesting their students? Also stop grooming them. You’re supposed to educate them, not sleep with them. You guys are just the same as crooked Cops. You keep your mouths shut to protect your own. Disgraceful

@@JohnpaulDejoria666 when you only pay $10-$14 an hour for "educators", you get what you pay for. I surprised we can get anyone willing to teach at public schools in Florida.

@@JohnpaulDejoria666 sure, just tell Jim Jordan, Matt Gaetz, and the rest of the previous admin that same thing, please...

Other states pay better. PA pays pretty well. Yes it snows, you learn to live with it

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Amen! Customers are such garbage and employers are right there with them!

Absolutely

What in the actual fuck are you muppets talking about. This is what $15 hr to flip burgers will do. Try going into the construction trades make more money.

@@frankgraziano9759 Yup this is what 15 dollars an hour will do. Cause people to quit their jobs. God, I do not want to know what delusional BS you are rambling about. But, please, don't try to explain it. Just deflect to Hillary's emails please. I actually miss the days when the slightest pushback sent you loons into an endless litany of distractions. It's far better than having to read your racist and idiotic conspiracy theories

Please do not feel it's your fault or responsibility.... Those responsible for this mess left politics 20 to 30 years ago...

This is so true

I feel you…I did a party last summer in the Hamptons. I was the lead captain, floor captain, kitchen captain, bar captain, and sanit captain. Plus I was short staffed. That was my last day working with that company.

They've been watching too much TV. Celebrity Top Chef and The Great British Baking Show have half baked their brains. Trying to be like the big boys has made them insane.

@@markberryhill2715 Greed has made them insane. Entitlement has made them insane.

Remember Drumpf only works with the best.

@@jnewcomb He did say he loved the uneducated

I am one of the most clueless user of technology but even I know that can’t be done. I do know, unlike most of those fools and GOP senators, that videos, printed words and photos, voice recordings and verbal remarks to others can be used against you in a court of law.

@@maryelizabeth6797 Yeah that's what happens when one preaches a gospel of reality denial and anti education. They attract nothing but idiots to their cause. Which is the point. Idiots are very easy to manipulate. They don't want a base that holds them accountable or questions them. They want one so fucking gullible they'll believe the gospel over their own eyes and ears. This isn't a flaw in their tactics. This is their tactics working as intended. If you hear them claim that the Jan 6 insurrectionists weren't armed and go "There's HUNDREDS of videos, from all over the event, showing weapons!" you aren't someone they want in their party. Their entire schtick at this point is the collection and mobilization of our country's morons. The system which empowers the ultra wealthy to go to space while their workers piss in bottles is no longer sustainable. So they're going to brute force it to keep going with an army of delusional morons mobilized by racism, invented culture wars, conspiracy theories, and scare tactics.

This is the type of Republican terrorist who actually is interested in extending their car warranty.

Oh no, I really enjoy throwing it back in people's faces because I'm too difficult to replace. Karen gets real brave until you're 2 inches from her face.

If they get the order done on time im fine.

I'll agree 💯 w that. Hving done both. Robots will b better.

Make sure you say some people because there's some that appreciate good service and do tip mostly working class

@@mikejohnson5491 I did hv alot of good tips. But there were times🤪 fast food. Way diff story w customers 😠😵👿😈👹👺🌹

Yeah, yeah, whatever... Are you the real Jesus? You know, the Arabian Jewish Magician everyone seems to care so much about?

Excellent choice of words!

@@zosorover828 Israeli actually

@@zosorover828 .... what

If that were true we would see the evidence in the metrics.

Yeah do away with tips. As a Brit, that stuff you guys do is madness.

I’ve been a part of plenty of those lawsuits. I’ve made thousands in pay outs.

Better still get rid of tips and tipping as just enables bosses to underpay. Pay decent wages and adjust prices accordingly.

Pay a decent wage. Australia’s 🇦🇺👀 minimum wage as of July 1, 2021, is $20.33/hr that’s $772.80/week.

I always feel better when I notice an American is in at work bc I know I can get a proper dinner on the way home with tips- I live and work hospo in Australia and we don‘t tip here. Have recently quit tho whoo!! Join the Great Resignation: never deal with drunk rich arseholes and getting home at 2am dead from work again!

Wow.... Nice to have management back up their employees. This is rare.

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37,000,000 people quit in 10 months

@@itsobvious5333 really? Do you have a source? That would be very useful helpful and interesting for us in Europe because we are doomed to the same in the next 5 to 10 years

I don't think it's clear enough that workers are quitting *for different jobs*. It's not as if people decided they're cool with not working anymore. Unemployment rates for the whole economy are already lower than pre-pandemic (at around 4%, which is indeed very low). The unfilled vacancies are in sectors paying the lowest wages (obviously), where workers only stay when better options are not available.

The gig economy is paying those types of workers more anyway, while they also go to school. For someone who can figure it out, it can be double the pay AND half the hours on their own schedule.

@@silvasilvasilva Except unemployment rates are really an incomplete picture. For example, it doesn't include the under-employed. I've been working "part-time" for the past 15 years. Based on a 30 hour average, I assume I'm counted as 3/4 an employee. But that 1/4 isn't "unemployed".

Overly loud canned fake obnoxious laugher from an audience who’s forced to laugh hysterically is another story. In fact, I’d argue it makes some people ill.

@@JJ-ti5lh so why are you watching?🤪

yeah except when he makes a dumb inaccurate and not even a joke about your chronic illness :(

@@JJ-ti5lh if it's from an audience then it's not canned

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Lack of unions....

Many business owners are simply too proud to give in to higher wages. They'd rather take the approach of 'upending the gaming table' by using these robots to prove they're the 'boss' and in control. "Nobody's going to tell me how to run my business!!!" Pride and bullheadedness.

Yeah pretty interesting how bad inflation is getting before they even consider raising the minimum wage. So by the time they do, it won’t even matter.

I spent decades as a programmer. If I'd been paid $7.50/hour by my employer, but gotten a tip from every user, it's possible I'd have made more money. But it's unlikely.

I genuinely like that our out of touch owning class got the hint that hospitality is a bullshit job that should have been automated years ago. Now I just hope that they realize that "pulling yourself up by your bootstraps" was always a joke and people need to feel secure in their ability to meet their needs in the market, before we *take* that security for ourselves.

Dollar Store Beiber is probably the biggest wet blanket to hang out with.

I'm sure he'll have plenty of prom dates where he's going.🤣

Thank you for posting about this, Tammy! I too am going through a work crisis.

Thank you for the positive vibes :D

Pretty judgemental of you. The real problem is the CEOS of companies are not passing on the profits to their employees. If they didn't show up, you would see who was doing the REAL work.

@@amyreynolds3619 I don't disagree about CEOs making too much in comparison to the rest of the workforce. That isn't something that I can do a damn thing about. I work in a grocery store I measure my success against how my life was...not so much about the money...although I am making more and using less gas for my commute.

Americans are finally waking up. 🎈

Seppos not people.

@@julesmasseffectmusic We're crazy about not letting our govt. throw us in COVID internment camps and arresting people at the beach, so you get 1/2 credit.

People are unbalanced, unhappy and angry. People are not the problem. The system is the problem.

Anywhere you have to enforce a mask mandate is actual hell, I recommend a megaphone and a nuclear powered flashlight.

three words: PAY THEM BETTER

Robots are cheaper in the long run

@@Revz8bit if you replace workers with AI on a nation-wide scale, there is no long run.

Most places don't pay minimum wage. Why are you accepting a minimum wage job anyways?

No worries...they're paying engineers to eliminate those positions with automation

goes both ways tho; dead end jobs are there for a reason and if you find yourself in your 30s making minimum wage i think there were some personal errors made along the way...not to say you should now be a slave to debt for the next 30years based off a few mistakes but still...education is a big factor here especially coupled with student loan debt...alot of liberal arts degrees working at mcdonalds and somehow my taxes should be raised for that? keep middle class middle low can rise up to middle but middle sees a glass ceiling to high.

@@tobiramasenju6290 Lack of jobs most likely. You’ll accept almost any wage if it’s the only job available.

@@loganjonesTTMS honestly if you need to accept a *minimum wage* job that's your fault. You need to make yourself more valuable. I agree minimum wage should be higher. 99% of jobs pay above minimum wage though so we should start the discussion at a wage earner making 9 or 10 because that's more representative of what is actually happening. Keep in mind I agree 10/hr is too low even for a national minimum wage. Should be closer to 13 for national. And then a higher MW depending on the area.

You too!

Segue into SNL Alexa for Seniors - "Arlene, turn up the temperature." " It's already 90 degrees in here!"

What is with those damn ice cream machines? At one McDonalds I went to regularly, I asked for maybe the fourth time in several weeks if it was fixed, and a worker said "when has it ever worked?"

Sounds like a first world problem to me. That said the ice cream machines work at McDs in Japan, so maybe it's just a location thing.

That's the secret: it can be fixed, they just design it not to be fixed.

Blame the robot union, it's grandfathered in under the by laws.

Fun Fact: that's because the corporation that makes the machines are in bed with McDonalds. As a result, part of their contract states that only repairmen from the production company are allowed to touch the machines. So, not only do you have to wait hours or days for them to send a guy to repair the smallest problems but the company makes a lot of money off those repair jobs and so have no incentive to make their machines without obvious design flaws

And depending on where you live the government is going to take half of the money you earned.

@@blakethegreatone2058 but apparently they earn enough so that their government can take that and they still have enough to be satisfied

@@blakethegreatone2058 And then it'll come back to you in the form of healthcare, strong public transportation, etc. In the US, we pay taxes and it all goes to military contractors and bank executives.

@@confusedsquirrel I guarantee not everyone is satisfied. Lol. Regardless I personally would rather there just be affordable health care and everything else and less taxes. That way I can make my own decisions and not be forced to be ok with what the government t gives me.

In Europe, I have healthcare, travel card, university, accommodation all for 70USD per week.

But paying us would involve the execs taking pay cuts & whateeeveeer would they do if they were on the same level as us plebes. /snark

Expensive robots they may be, but billionaires will pay for them if/only if they calculate that paying humans will cost them even more. Hey, no irony, it's just bidness.

except robots will pay for themselves very quickly by not requiring pay or time off. That's why billionaires are willing to invest in the "expensive" robots - because they're cheaper than paying people.

@@DaWrecka That sounds great until the Robot Sabotage Movement starts. Which it will.

It's the principle. They OWN the robots, but for some reason they aren't allowed to own people.

How do you know they aren’t already robots? Lol

They'd have to build a blonde mouth-breathing model.

Hey! It takes quite a lot of skill to ignore facts and tell lies with a straight face day in and night out 🤣

@@blaze556922 Can’t just get that spontaneously from a robot!

Idk? How does that robot look in a short skirt?

Socialism: "I want life handed to me on a silver platter" Society: "No. There's not enough money for that" Socialism: "What?!!! I thought there was!"

​ @A T Democracy: "i will break your legs and bang your mom" Society: "how is that democracy?" Democracy: "dunno, how is living wage for essential workers - having a life handed to you on a silver plater?"

@@X2LR8 capitalism: "lets use the the billions of dollars we bribed the government to give us for upgrading our network to buy our competition. then force our customers to pay $100 for 2Mb/s." socialism: " we give our customers 150Mb/s for $10" capitalism: "what? you can't sell faster internet then us at the break even cost. that's anti-competitive."

Wow. I am just. Stunned. So... do you think that work is just suddenly not going to happen under socialism? Or "given a silver platter" Or that society is just going to collapse? Well. Let's take a look. Considering that we'd be moving away from a system that only cares about money. Not only would it mean we would be more in touch with our peers, but also the actually needed resources required to sustain. Which means instead of wasting 40% of food. Which is expensive resources wise since only like 5% of the earth has drinkable fresh water without trying to use energy to convert it. We'd be possibly only wasting 10-20%. And possible reductions from there. And also because we're not solo focused on a job to just *exist* it also means that there would be less meaningless jobs. As 40% of jobs right now, feel meaningless to workers. Probably as a result of the direct knowledge that robots could do them. Which means that they could focus on being productive in new ways... like art. Or doing videos. Or just contributing to society instrinsicially instead of extrensicially. Now if it was me. I'd rather go straight to anarcho communism. Since (the issue with UBI) is resolved. Capitalism itself, is a hierarchy. There will never be a balance. Things will always be skewed to the employer because money is power. And with power you can change the rules whenever. Which also means corrupting any democratic process we have left. 80% of the time, our votes on a bill do not matter. Our voices don't count. Companies do. If we are supposed to live in a democracy, that is straight up unacceptable. This means for UBI. Capitalists will find a way to nullify it. And we'll get back to the square we are but worse off. Robots and ai are inevitable. Either we adapt to our growing tool set with a change of system to benefit the all. Or we perish under the weight of our old system, that cannot handle such tools with humane care.

@@X2LR8 Definition of socialism is wrong.... 🤣

That's actually a valid point, especially considering there's a camera in everything these days, and the issue of hotel security and whatnot.

movies on sale down in the lobby...

That's exactly what I thought! Sounds like a good idea to keep clothes on

If I opened the door naked the poor robot would need robot therapy and a new camera.

The robots will most definitely also be giant video cameras, why wouldn’t they be? Our own personal phones and TVs are right now! Lol

Fr why don't they just pay yall more? I'll never understand why there's a delivery fee and a *service fee* but the person doing the service isn't getting that money.

@@tobiramasenju6290 It’s because the drivers are technically considered subcontractors. The service fee delivery fee etc. all goes to the platform. And the platform hires out subcontractors a.k.a. drivers to deliver it. That’s why they are legally allowed to pay their drivers squat. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Rob-Raz it was honestly a rhetorical question though I appreciate your response. I know why there's two separate fees but they won't pay their drivers. Greed. And we the consumers enable it. Silly humans.

I use Doordash I set the tip % in the app. If like this past week there is bad weather I give an additional tip in cash.

Didnt uber eats pay the contractors?

Americans are unique in that they can find the absolute pettiest reasons to get into a fight. There's a saying where I'm from _"big people make a big deal about big things. Small people make a big deal about small things"_

They're basically grasping at straws to mount a defense, because what that kid did was indefensible.

Actually, curiosity speaking, what _did_ happen with your student council? What prompted this 'coup'? I'm genuinely interested.

I went to a fairly good high school, and we didn't have a senior year picnic, but evidently my generation wasn't as entitled as some seem to be.

@@Bagledog5000 I went to one of the top 100 or so public high schools in the U.S and I don't recall anything like a senior year picnic. Granted maybe they did have one but I was just too disinterested in it to even remember it let alone participate because unless it was a picnic in a room with a lot of PCs or a LGS I honestly wouldn't have cared. But yeah, neither me nor any of my friends attempted any sort of coup either.

This made me laugh more than it should! Excellent job there! 😂

Very scared if the bot said "You're food..."

1q1

@@suzannedaileyhoward6373 👏👏👏

Great joke!!! 👍 On a more serious note: A few glitches here and there are to be expected and so, robots can't fully replace humans; they'll always serve as substitutes but will never become replacements, even when *job displacements* on certain industries take place, they'll always simply remain mere expensive substitutes, never replacements. Besides, the technologies that either hypothetically would or could bring Terminators about would've been built by imperfect humans...and as such, nothing we humans create could ever be perfect. Imperfection can never beget perfection.

Feautre not bug.

They complain about it but they actually prefer it. They stand to save an insane amount of money by automating everything away. Then all the money goes straight to the top.

Well done. But it's far too late

@@DarkRider1768 If there are no consumers with disposable income, businesses have no need to exist. No customers no executives.

This has been going on since the Inception of this country. Stop it the great resignation Jesus Ive heard it all. Wages are up jobs are not being filled in The Construction trades, Manufacturing among other industries. This is what happens when you scream to get paid $15 hr. To flip burgers.

Thank you, i couldn't quite pick it and went to the comments for help. Street fighter 2 stage select a few months ago was awesome

I thought I heard that. Nice!

omg thank you i thought i was imagining it

Came here for this comment.

This was the comment I was looking for to confirm if my childhood memories were flooding back. 2D Sonic was epic.

Maybe if that medicine is a painkiller. Doesn't fix the problem, but might make you feel a little better.

Hmm everytime I watch Stephen I get aneysreusms from how I much I cringe. I must of gotten the wrong dosage.

So true, so true........ 😏

They're still orbiting the planet though.. on a second note. I wonder how they'd like being up there and reading in the news that US, China and Russia went to war or that US is in a civil war or NASA employees started resigning en masse...

AMEN 🙏

Screw that, viva la revolucion! Stephen for el presidente!

Vote OUT Joe Manchin and his republican austerity bs!

Vote One for Stephen Mnuchin. Vote two for crikey mate you funded fury road and you're still an arsehoile?@? (spoiler alert: vote two)

All we need now is UBI.

They already did. In the Terminator franchise that how judgement day Happened. Skynet became selfawaref

@@MoonShadowWolfe I came here to make the same comment. Robots taking these jobs is ONLY good if that means the people they replace don't become poor and homeless...

Second Renaissance incoming...

@@ExorcistX999 "We do not know who struck first but we do know that it was us who scorched the skies."

I’m so glad it worked out that way for you! Good luck and happy retirement. You earned it I work d in home health for a long time ( just part-time it was a second job) After awhile the abuse my body was receiving just wasn’t worth the ever declining pay

Well yeah. A robot only requires one salary (maintenance) and doesn't need sick days or time off. More profits that way. Technology is going to outmode just about all jobs... and then no one will have any money to pay for the things technology is producing. Yay Capitalism.

Yes, but regardless of that if a job can be automated / mechanized, in the main I think it's better that it be allowed to happen.

@@raggedcritical so, you want to put tons of people out of jobs and strip that money from the economy? People who spend at multiple stores, rent, bills, taxes… you’re ok without that source of revenue for your county, city, and state?

@@mesmartgnome yes, because maybe that will finally force things to change for the positive for us

@@ilenastarbreeze4978 I really wouldn't bank on that unless you are the owner of the automation. This just concentrates power at the top and puts average people on the street.

Good point

New and better use for robots? Replace sitting Senate and House of Representatives! At least there would be SOME WORK getting done, lol.

Actually since it would reduce things like theft, work related accidents, arguments with customers or supervisors, they will probably get a tax credit. Why would they be taxed more for not having human employees? Don't get me wrong I think all corporations should be taxed more. I'm just curious as to why you think the robots would have a bearing on higher taxes.

@@blaze556922 Because the robots don't get payed, therefore the owners make more money which means they should pay more in taxes.

@@suzannedaileyhoward6373 What!?! If you're being serious, that's one of the stupidest suggestions I've ever heard! Have you read about artificial intelligence at all? Robots don't feelings. Even if they were programmed to learn through "machine learning" and algorithms but it could be dangerous because AI is not always under the control of their operator or user! It can become biased towards the user/operator due to corruption from external data. You want something like that making the decisions in our country!?!

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I’m actually more inclined to be courteous to a robot because i’m fully aware it might actually kill me if I’m not kind enough.

Yup, no doubt in that case the Robots would launch an In-Sir's-eRection. 😁 I'll show myself out.........

I worked in the restaurant industry for 37 years at Pizza Hut and Papa John's, and was treated like dog poop even when I was GM. When I went to Chase Bank to get a loan for my first house, the lending agent said "You work at Papa John's? I don't think you can afford this house. You have to make at least 42k to qualify." My reply.... "I make more than that before my bonuses." I then left and went to Bank One. lol smh facepalm

Thank you for being so understanding of what younger folks are going through these days. I wish there were more managers like you out there, it's not just the customers abusing the staff these days.

You're so right Shannon but that isn't the only problem, Corporate GREED began ruining the workplace and making it a toxic environment years ago. I hope you have a very pleasant weekend.

@@JustLikeHeaven77 you know it takes like 50 humans for every GM right?

@@2persons /well, right back at you. You are also "so right." What many people don't realize about for-profit, publicly-owned corporations, especially transnational corporations is that the board members have a fiduciary (legally enforced) duty to maximize profits for the shareholders. Ridiculously high bonuses are often given for successful years and in many cases, successful quarters. This short-term reward system means that they have a powerful motivation to maximize profits even at the expense of the long-term viability of the company, the power/perception of its brand, etc. This can be seen in a myriad of industries. One of the dirty tactics currently used (and there are a plethora of them) is for a foreign company to purchase a company with a powerful, well-known and lauded brand. Then they shift production to a country with low-paided workers, were there are not regulations, and then they start producing crap. Only the customers don't know that this switch has been made. They keep buying what they think are quality products from a trusted brand. The profits start rolling in like waves. For example, several decades ago, my partner and I had dogs and after much research, we starting buying this ultra-respected, veterinarian-promoted, high-end dog food. About ten years later, both our dogs started to have kidney problems. When the vet asked what dog food we used, we proudly announced that we bought this super high-end dog food. The vet then informed us that the company was bought by a conglomerate overseas and radically changed the quality of the dog food. We were effectively slowly poisoning our dogs by using this dog food. When we got home, did some research, we were horrified. The vet was right and there were now warnings not to use this dog food because of all manner of toxins and garbage they were now using to produce this dog food. The original owners/producers of this dog food had an incredible payday by selling the company, becoming wealthy for the rest of their lives....... If a board and their CEO start to care about their workers, the environment, even the country in which they live, and any of this cuts into profits, they can not only be fired, but sued and even charged with crimes for doing so. For-profit, publicly-owned corporations, transnational or national, should be illegal. They are malevolent entities and are purposely designed to be so. The very first of these corporations was the East Indian Trading Company and many of their crimes, shady tactics and other horrible acts have been perpetrated by similar corporations ever since. These corporations are largely responsible for America sliding ever further down on every measure we use for countries, from infant mortality to education, every aspect of American's quality of life has been negatively impacted by these entities (except of course the ultra-wealthy who own stock in the company). America isn't the greatest country in the world anymore and most of the fault for this is these corporations: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z2HKbygLjJs.html .

Nah more people will go homeless.

Hahahaha hehe hahahaha, no.

@@kozma8362 Yes, in America. Since any social benefits is communism.

Those of us who remember 1965 are terribly disappointed at the predictions of the world as it would be in the year 2000. We weren't all flying to work in our jet packs and griping about a three day work week.

I think there will be a higher number of people needing government assistance and louder cry’s from business leaders about lazy people who would prefer government handouts to working.

It's based on the fact that the Golden Globes are run by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

As a German, I appreciate that too. 😜

i don't get it... pun on waltz or what?

As a German, I don't think I got the joke

@@Quarknjaguar BobPagani BobPagani 17 hours ago It's based on the fact that the Golden Globes are run by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Emphasis on the "Foreign" including Austrians.

It's hard to call it a proper uprising if everyone just lets them have it.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Soon matrix

eh... meh

It's just a scare tactic. No one is going to drop millions on a robot as well as software licensing fees and repair costs all so they don't have to pay Jimmy 10k more a year. That's why they conveniently don't mention how much the machines cost to buy and operate.

No way. That means they won't get as much money.

@@derpsanddragons8851 You... should look into Amazon warehouses....

Robots don't burn out and become toxic to other employees

@@derpsanddragons8851 how is that a scare tactic? Take this job you didn't want otherwise we'll get a robot to do this job you didn't want? I don't think it's a scare tactic. I think they calculated they'd save x amount of dollars having a robot do A and B instead of a person.

Wish he had the balls to talk about the build back better bill and how most of everything that would have benefited the average person was ripped out. To be fair it isn't fair to place that burden on late-night simply because we have derelict news media in America.

Hint hint it really isn't a great resignation. The numbers are marginally largely than the same periods of time in 2019.

Maybe because more people passed away during the pandemic

when was the last time anyone actually cleaned that robot and wiped it down? It's likely got pill dust on it from when you started knowing how most hospital's "clean" themselves.

DITTO ALL!!!

If they are designed in a way that tempts tipping, I'm probably gonna do it (high-centered, etc.). : /

Wow I had a GR-707 in college 😳

As long as you don't have to live under the bridge...

Which means it's actually the great job hop, if anything. I'm impressed at how uninformed most Americans are about their own economy.

I sure did!!! Fuck 'em! (My former shitty employer, I mean.)

There are still 2.5 million fewer in the workforce than before the pandemic

@@raptango_na6199 Sure dude 🙄

@@fangirl3086 sure what?

Ask Colbert to not slag off Bernie next time

@IMpressions Bernie is great but unelectable for president.

@@burgermind802 oh, but Biden and Trump were acceptable candidates?

@@burgermind802 I agree with "Bernie is great"

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Or yis pretending ye were innocent the whole time...

as a austrian i don´t get the joke!?! could you explain?!

@derfinsterling. Question: How is an Austrian different from an Australian? Answer: "al if I know mate".

@@paulerich18 There's not a lot of us and Emily in Paris was widely critized, implying there wouldn't be a lot of folks... Ballroom's empty, basically.

Taking English language classes...run on sentence with homonyms? What were you actually trying to say?

Soylent Green takes place in 2022. I think rat burgers are the least of your worries this year.

In case there's a difference, you mean...

Protein is protein. After all beans grow in dirt.

That's a particular and rather distinct requirement. It implies an existing and ongoing difficulty. Is your current robot rather insolent?

@@DiscoFang Very! It's my alter ego who is a cross between Bea Arthur, Marla Gibbs, and Marjory Main. If there's any vape around nothing gets done!!!

This fucking thread, lol

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?............RUN!!!!

Or the matrix

Matrix perhaps? Welcome to the second revolution after the industrial, now the digital. ....

@@fbenbow2197 I was thinking of the Fallout video games, where in its lore, robots replaced human employees in areas of labor such as law enforcement, firefighting, hospitality, and medicine to combat high unemployment and significant staff resignations. But sure, Matrix works as well.