Perhaps a human wasn't fully replaced but many responsibilities were. No human had to keep track of inventory, make schedules, or watch for theft from cashiers.

Perhaps a human wasn't fully replaced but many responsibilities were. No human had to keep track of inventory, make schedules, or watch for theft from cashiers. > Basically the only reason why there still was a manager was for responsibility and babysitting (most employees were teens that did dumb stuff). And the occasional Karen who wanted to talk to a manager.