Burger-flipping robot begins first shift - CaliBurger

[UberEatsDriver]

So a Cali chain restaurant just started playing with its first robot to flip burgers.

Some of the reasoning why the guys in the video support it.

1.) robots have less turnovers than employees

2.) robots wont make mistakes like employees and other things like spit in your food.

3.) No worried about training a human which might be an expense and not having to deal with a human with a hurt wrist. With that being said I’m sure that also means less expense for things like health insurance for those chains that offer it.

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Lol Caliburger

The bootleg In N Out

No more worrying about some pimple faced teenager spitting on food or flicking boogers on patties.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Lol Caliburger

The bootleg In N Out

No more worrying about some pimple faced teenager spitting on food or flicking boogers on patties.

I’m not from Cali but not shocked. I figured if anything they would try this in a “bootleg” location.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

Lol Caliburger

The bootleg In N Out

No more worrying about some pimple faced teenager spitting on food or flicking boogers on patties.

I wouldn't call an establishment that has robots bootleg

 

[Barnett114]

I wouldn't eat there on GP

 

[SnowflakesByTheOZ]

Crazy​

 

[SnowflakesByTheOZ]

I wouldn't eat there on GP

I mean, don't you eat Oreos and various snacks ? They're all made by robots essentially ​

 

[Wild self]

Automation

Basic Income coming in full force

 

[Motife43]

I'm sure it saves money and has higher productivity. But I gurontee that burger aint gon taste better than the one that got Bubba's sweat in it or Ms Ann's spittle from yellin at customers to get off the phone. Best burger spots got hard working people making the food

Like I always say "The lower the health score, the better the food"

 

[Don Diego]

Does the robot only flip? Who put the cheese on top?

 

[⠀X ⠀]

I hope these sex robots don't become mainstream anytime soon

 

[Kilgore Trout]

So a Cali chain restaurant just started playing with its first robot to flip burgers.

Some of the reasoning why the guys in the video support it.

1.) robots have less turnovers than employees

2.) robots wont make mistakes like employees and other things like spit in your food.

3.) No worried about training a human which might be an expense and not having to deal with a human with a hurt wrist. With that being said I’m sure that also means less expense for things like health insurance for those chains that offer it.

This video is old as fukk you aids infested peasant

 

[UberEatsDriver]

I'm sure it saves money and has higher productivity. But I gurontee that burger aint gon taste better than the one that got Bubba's sweat in it r Ms Ann's spittle from yellin at customers to get off the phone. Best burger spots got hard working people making the food

Like I always say "The lower the health score, the better the food"

Sounds like a mom and pop shop and it’s safe to say a lot of those places will not get these robots anytime soon .

 

[Michael's Black Son]

@ flipping the burger with cheese on it already

but $12k to run the bot per year after that $60k buy is not a bad deal at all

with that said, i want a person making my burger. sorry Flippy

 

[UberEatsDriver]

This video is old as fukk you aids infested peasant

Me and your dad share your mom remember.