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Good thought analysis, but in general, there will always be people willing to pay to be waited on (in your restaurant example). If anything it would be more acc
by apsurd 17y ago
Good thought analysis, but in general, there will always be people willing to pay to be waited on (in your restaurant example). If anything it would be more accurate to say fast-food workers would be most in trouble. Being a waiter is a skilled job afterall =)
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoThere may always be those people, but convenience and price win over personal service. Example: Wal-Mart.
- ardit33 17y agoif it was for price people wouldn't go at a restaurant, but just buy the cooked food and eat it home. Most non-cheap restaurant ($12 per meal and over) will just not automate. Think about it, you can get your coke/cola from a vending machine and it has been like that for ages, but you are still not able to get the beer/fancy drink. Even if sometimes they can be rude, a bartender is part of the experience.
- apsurd 17y agoI should have also edited my post to add: I frequently (3 times per week) go to tea houses to program, in order to get out of the house. Some spots cost upwards of $6 dollars, for TEA! Do I spend the money? Hell yes; very simply because pretty asian girls serve you the tea with a smile.