Peter Sagal
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So if a customer gets angry, a robot comes in the back saying, excuse me, I'm the manager. Can I help you?
So if a customer gets angry, a robot comes in the back saying, excuse me, I'm the manager. Can I help you?
So if a customer gets angry, a robot comes in the back saying, excuse me, I'm the manager. Can I help you?
I mean, what's funny is they're using pre-existing industrial robots and they program them to do the task because they're very good these days. You just got to imagine, you know, the robots back there making the burgers going, I was designed to manufacture cars. I thought I'd be making spaceships and I'm just flipping burgers.
I mean, what's funny is they're using pre-existing industrial robots and they program them to do the task because they're very good these days. You just got to imagine, you know, the robots back there making the burgers going, I was designed to manufacture cars. I thought I'd be making spaceships and I'm just flipping burgers.
I mean, what's funny is they're using pre-existing industrial robots and they program them to do the task because they're very good these days. You just got to imagine, you know, the robots back there making the burgers going, I was designed to manufacture cars. I thought I'd be making spaceships and I'm just flipping burgers.
Shantira, this week, a second grader playing with his mom's phone, quote, accidentally, unquote, did what?
Shantira, this week, a second grader playing with his mom's phone, quote, accidentally, unquote, did what?
Shantira, this week, a second grader playing with his mom's phone, quote, accidentally, unquote, did what?
Well, she shouldn't have left her browser open on 70,000lollipops.com.
Well, she shouldn't have left her browser open on 70,000lollipops.com.
Well, she shouldn't have left her browser open on 70,000lollipops.com.
Yes. Lollipops. The kid ordered 70,000 lollipops.
Yes. Lollipops. The kid ordered 70,000 lollipops.
Yes. Lollipops. The kid ordered 70,000 lollipops.
That doesn't check out. After getting a hold of his mom's phone, the youngster got onto Amazon and ordered 70,000 dum-dum lollipops totaling over $4,000 in cost, depleting the Strategic National Lollipop Reserve and sending the barbershop and bank lobby communities into crisis mode.
That doesn't check out. After getting a hold of his mom's phone, the youngster got onto Amazon and ordered 70,000 dum-dum lollipops totaling over $4,000 in cost, depleting the Strategic National Lollipop Reserve and sending the barbershop and bank lobby communities into crisis mode.