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As I said, > Opinions may vary about the convenience, efficiency or "upsides" of that I highly doubt that the savings on labor cost will translate to "longer
by inostia 8y ago
As I said,
> Opinions may vary about the convenience, efficiency or "upsides" of that
I highly doubt that the savings on labor cost will translate to "longer open hours, more organized shelves and cleaner, etc", I would guess the savings translate to more profit and more concentration of wealth at the top.
Look, I'm not so much of a luddite that I _refuse_ to use self-checkout lines, I'm just realistic about what the motivations are: maximizing profit.
- jrockway 8y agoI feel like the motivation of any business is to maximize profit. Even if there is a side goal of improving society, in the end, you can't do that if they turn off your electricity for non-payment.