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by smiler 4894 days ago
Especially as if you had these machines, you would have to have at least 1 on-site engineer at all times (most likely two) to be able to fix / correct them when they go wrong - who would cost you $50 / hr.
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Ideally, you should be able to serve more people for $50/hr with the new system (robots and engineer) VS. $50/hr with the current staffing.
People don't just come in when you can serve more of them.

McDonalds are working with a certain flow of customers mostly based on location, time, etc, not on "ability to serve".

Now, if they start throwing people off because they are just too many to serve, that's another thing...