I think it depends on where you are and even what the economy is like. I experienced bad service in countries that paid low wages and tipping wasn't normal. I e

I think it depends on where you are and even what the economy is like. I experienced bad service in countries that paid low wages and tipping wasn't normal. I experienced bad service when restaurants were shortening hours open because they couldn't find enough people to work and workers could be bad servers and still not get fired. I'd prefer a consistent experience with a robot over inconsistent experience with a human server not to mention not having to tip. And regarding use cases, if 1 out of 10 instances required a human it's still faster than 10 out of 10 instances and don't get me started on "I don't have to write it down I'll remember it all". The robot will remember.