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OK Boomer.
Do you get the stuff off the shelf for yourself though, or give a list to the stock boy like when you were growing up?
Look at these plebs pumping their own gas
I just click a few buttons and my groceries appear at my door in a few hours. It's like magic!
It's just exploiting different workers, not magic
I see, you're one of those who prefer to live in a stone age.
I see you're pro-slavery and pro-genocide.
See look we can all make insane comments that don't have any backing behind them.
There's no such thing as "exploiting workers" or "workers" in the first place.
Well this is a take ive never heard before. So when one orders doordash, no workers are involved?
Are these workers paid?
Are these "workers" with us in the room right now?
There are no workers. There are providers and consumers.
Do you want to get to a point, here? Cause so far you've made a weird distinction but that distinction seems to have no purpose.
Are these "providers" in the room with us right now?
I mean... That is effectively what Instacart and Uber are.
Haven't really needed to since COVID actually