Robots and Wage Slaves

Photo by Alexander Startsev

Here's what I think.

Fast Food Jobs are going away.

Fast Food Jobs, with some Noble Exceptions that rebel against the Status Quo, are ending, and here's why.

FFJ's represent American Wage Slavery, and that was tolerated for various reasons.

In Texas, the 100% Robotic Automation McDonalds was being tested.

With Inflation, and with Forced Wage Increases, the Primary Customer Base of Fast Food is being Priced Out of the Market.

Wage Slavery exists because the Robots were not good enough, and were too expensive to Implement.

That is changing for a variety of reasons.

More Robust Production and Sales Infrastructure of Technology drives Prices Down.

With Wage Increases, which pair with Inflation to increase the Prices of Fast Food beyond what their Primary Customer Base can afford, the Robots are now more cost-effective than Human Labor.

Human Labor was abused under Wage Slavery, and this is a way out. People in those positions have been notoriously bullied by customers who have seen them as a Lower Class.

Kitchen Robots are going to take over, because they are less expensive than Humans, and those jobs are Hazards to Humans Physically, Mentally, and Emotionally.

All the American Fast Food Entrepreneurs are watching this dynamic intently, to see if these wild concepts are actually validated.

The Testing is in the News, and Statistics are being Published everyday, read by those who are trying to improve the Industrial Efficiency of their Enterprises.

Robots will End Wage Slavery, but they will also eradicate a giant chunk of the Available Jobs in America, as new technologies tend to do.

You may see the End to Wage Slavery as a Silver Lining, unintended by the Industrial Machine of Capitalism of course, because of Economic Forces way above our Pay Grades.

No matter how much we protest, this was never going to be fixed by Public Outcry. It had to be fixed by the Mechanisms of Greed.

So, if you work in Fast Food, do yourself a favor and start making plans to change your industry, which may include moving to a better location where there are better Job Prospects, because I can see the rug about to be pulled out from under you.

Prepare. You still have time.