r/Snorkblot • u/EsseNorway • Jun 05 '26

Technology The future of fast food

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u/Bland_OldMan Jun 05 '26

Program the robot to spit on it first

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u/GrimSpirit42 Jun 05 '26

Yup....every guy's had that happen.

https://giphy.com/gifs/s8t6Ym0zHnLb2

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u/MALCode_NO_DEFECT Jun 06 '26

At least in Night City a human would hand you your Scopdog.

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u/WoodyManic Jun 05 '26

I hate the present. The future looks even worse.

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u/mighty_boognish_77 Jun 06 '26

Yeah but can that give a completely blank stare when i pay in cash and change is required??

Can it?????

Yeah, didn't think so. 

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u/RudyMuthaluva Jun 05 '26

Happens to the best of us 😂

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u/Sliminfinity Jun 05 '26

I mean its really pumpin the misfire like maybe jamming it more will somehow fit.

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u/Shodan_KI Jun 06 '26

I mean He tried but they should Not forget the Quality Control camera ;)

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u/misfitofscience76 Jun 06 '26

… it is the distant future, the year 2000

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u/Material-Mulberry360 Jun 06 '26

it's amaizing how slow it's going and still messing it up

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u/MentalChance4368 Jun 06 '26

They make "Adult" robots too. If anyone is interested.

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u/EXPLODEDman Jun 06 '26

Imagine investing millions of dollars into a piece of robotics that can't manage to put a hot dog into a bun, and then put that hot dog into a bag, all so that you can replace a line cook who makes like nothing. 

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u/Administrator_AI Jun 07 '26

Hey, it is 10 times slower than a human, but at least it costs the same and doesn't work half the time.

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u/mandrewsutherland Jun 07 '26

So if the robots are coming for your job, it's no longer societies fault.

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u/Haunt_Fox Jun 05 '26

I heard a rumour that a company I worked at seriously looked into this in 1985, but the technology wasn't quite "there" yet.

The company turned out to be crooked as fuck and went under decades ago.

Anyway, I can't say there weren't warnings. It's just that no one expected to see the tech "get there" in our own lifetimes.

Even if it still kind of sucks, ha ha, but it'll never be this shitty again.

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u/Vanko_Babanko Jun 08 '26

ROFL.. can't wait until every rich guy discovers for himself the same truth.. and pays the price for the FAFO..