>Restaurants will either handle this properly or quickly go out of business. Whenever I read something like this on HN it makes me realise just how out of touc

>Restaurants will either handle this properly or quickly go out of business. Whenever I read something like this on HN it makes me realise just how out of touch tech people are with the real world. Most of the people here work on companies that never were or never will be profitable or break even, it's just burning investors money or building your business on huge amounts of money until you get a monopoly on the market. Restaurants are working in the real world, where you don't get all that free money, you can't realistically scale, the margins are thin and the employees are hard to keep.