If you live in a place where said labor is plentiful (California, Florida, etc), this is a problem in so much as that job which went to someone who will work fo

If you live in a place where said labor is plentiful (California, Florida, etc), this is a problem in so much as that job which went to someone who will work for less. For certain parts of the country, that is a viable occupation. But that doesn't mean these jobs are in any way desirable. In another instance, I see people who complain about Amazon's cashierless stores taking away jobs that people could do, but they don't seem to have an answer about how this situation could free those people up to do some other, potentially less menial job.