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Stellar says one selling point of its pies is that no human hands touch them; they’re made entirely by machines, all the way through to being slid into a box, w
by neither_color 4y ago
Stellar says one selling point of its pies is that no human hands touch them; they’re made entirely by machines, all the way through to being slid into a box, which a delivery driver passes on to customers.
I don't consider that a selling point since the imperfection is part of the experience. Give me a hand tossed New York slice sitting under a lamp for a couple hours and re-baked just when I order it. The air bubbles in the dough and uneven crispiness make each bite just a little different.
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- neojebfkekeej 4y agoI understand the sentiment, but it shouldn’t be too difficult to add a little randomized imperfection to the robot’s programming. Or is it that after you know the pizza has been made by a robot, you’re expecting a perfect pie? Ahh, the future will be interesting indeed…
- nerpderp82 4y agoYour pizza will taste like the sterile sound effect of a modern car's turn signal.
- Nullabillity 4y agoHow does reheating work when the average pizza place has maybe 30-40 options on the menu?
- flyingfences 4y agoThe options on the menu are for people ordering whole pies. If you walk in for a slice, you pick from the few popular options on deck.
- shiftpgdn 4y agoI'd prefer sick people not cough on my pizza.
- jazzyjackson 4y agoto each their own, i prefer getting immunized the old fashion way, one slice of pizza at a time!
- rchaud 4y agoCook at home then. The people that make the food don't get paid enough to be able to stay home when they've got the sniffles.
- shiftpgdn 4y agoPeople shouldn’t be doing jobs that robots can do.