By Elizabeth Nelson
Daddy always told me, “be careful what you wish for, you just
might get it.” These fastfood teenagers
wanted to raise the minimum wage to a living wage, fine, they got what they
wanted. That wasn’t ever supposed to be
a career, folks.
Guess, what, they just “wished away” their job, but we saw
that one coming too. Remember when cars
went to assembly lines, to save money, and people swore, “cars couldn't be made
better by robots,” but the innovative whiteman proved them wrong to save his business?
The restaurant industry is the
most labor-intensive industry in the country.
Momentum Machine’s technology can save the industry $10 billion per year
in wages. Oops, did they just say “wages?”
Also,
our next revision will use gourmet cooking techniques never before used in a
fast food restaurant, giving the patty the perfect char but keeping in all the
juices.
We already pour our own coke products out of a machine, rather
than a bottle, this is just the next logical step. The wage-demanding employee wanted it their
way, now they will see the cause-and-effect of their demand.
If this isn’t cool enough, we always have this awesome humanoid
robot chef from Japan. Man, what will they invent next?
No person is too valuable that they can’t be replaced.

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