"100 years from now, will humans still be cooking food? Or will that be regulated to machines?" The wealthy will. I've noticed my wealthy neighbors hire help

"100 years from now, will humans still be cooking food? Or will that be regulated to machines?" The wealthy will. I've noticed my wealthy neighbors hire help for everything. Stuff that I don't mind, they hate. I walk by their empty garages with nothing besides a nice car. They don't seem to have any hobbies, or interests, besides their work. They hire help to cook. The hire help to rearrange their furniture, or rearrange their closet. They hire nannies when a parent is not working. They let strangers clean their home. As a poor guy I like cooking, driving, and even cleaning some days. Eddie Murphy's bought a nice Porche years ago. In an interview he stated he loved washing, and polishing it. I think that's the difference between the wealthy, and the rest of us? I enjoy cooking, and even driving, most days. I have never understood my wealthy (Marin County, CA) neighbors.