I think you're imagining something with arms you bolt onto the counter & talk to. But maybe it doesn't look like that. Maybe it's better for the robot to work

I think you're imagining something with arms you bolt onto the counter & talk to. But maybe it doesn't look like that. Maybe it's better for the robot to work 24/7 to pay off its cost, by serving many people. It can collaborate with other robots specialised in different tasks. And this we already have, it's called a factory. You can buy an enormous and ever-growing variety of partially prepared foods, where the robots have done much of the work for you. How much of the work, well, it depends on your starting point. Ever shelled peas or plucked a chicken? Few people now do that at home, but it was once essential... our grandmothers would be astonished how little work is now needed.