Also, how are we feeling about McDonald's opening up their first entirely staffless, entirely staffless? Very cool. Not you, the people here. We're talking about the people. How do the people feel? I mean, I want to check it. Mirela, what about you? Do you want to check it out? Yeah, that's so cool. It's like the Amazon store when it's just like go pick something up and then you lay Yeah, that would be nice.

For a company like McDonald's, their customer service is already very impersonal because there's not a lot of training on proper customer service. So I think this is a better move for them. They can decrease the amount of customer complaints, also executing better service with their food and maybe quality. So this might actually work out in their favor. Will that go? Absolutely not. I'm not a McDonald's person. I'm not their target audience, but it could help them.

Yes I did it I did it I think it's pretty cool and I think ultimately we have to have the time is all yeah that's fine

I quite like a professional self-serve tech. It's just easier just tap tap tap down and and you get what you wanted, no mistakes. Yeah.

OK so we all know that this technology existed years ago the Japanese did it they had the self-serve vending machines in New York City and of course in Japan even years before that this is like 1015 years ago so that part of it is whatever the part that I'm concerned about is that McDonald's is to employ people and so where are these people going for jobs now

Personally use this sometimes I feel like if it's busy you're gonna use it and so I'm going up to the counter and it can be Convenient to you, especially if there are other people waiting you get your order in and it's good to have a bit of both I think it's a good system personally.