2. It's only a matter of time before the robots tell us to "stop existing altogether" - so I'm all for ignoring them most of the time. The fire thing is weird. My guess is that the fire robot cried wolf/fire one too many times over a scorched pizza and the regular patrons stopped buying it.
2. It's only a matter of time before the robots tell us to "stop existing altogether" - so I'm all for ignoring them most of the time. The fire thing is weird. My guess is that the fire robot cried wolf/fire one too many times over a scorched pizza and the regular patrons stopped buying it.
3. We have an off-brand Roomba called a Dee-Bot. It's cute. The best thing it does is it wakes up if there's a power outage and starts roaming around and can't find its home port because the power's out and not sending a signal. The other thing it does that's cute is get stuck on things and cry. Like it'll get hung up on the edge of a carpet or wedged under the couch. It just whines until someone rescues it. Cute, right? TBH, I find sweeping to be far more efficient. And less whiny.
Your guess about why the people didn't heed the robot's warning is a good one. But the thing is, this place is new. Really new. So I don't think the place has regulars yet, and I don't think the robot alarm has cried wolf too many times because it just hasn't had the chance. But I like that you're giving these people the benefit of the doubt. You are generous and fair, and let's be honest, too good for this world, Meg!
The less uplifting possibility is that everyone in that food court was so depressed they figured going down in a blazing inferno while eating Detroit style pizza was as good a way out as any.
Your decision to heed the robot says a lot about your outlook on life, Michael. You still have a few fucks left to give. 💜😊
2. It's only a matter of time before the robots tell us to "stop existing altogether" - so I'm all for ignoring them most of the time. The fire thing is weird. My guess is that the fire robot cried wolf/fire one too many times over a scorched pizza and the regular patrons stopped buying it.
3. We have an off-brand Roomba called a Dee-Bot. It's cute. The best thing it does is it wakes up if there's a power outage and starts roaming around and can't find its home port because the power's out and not sending a signal. The other thing it does that's cute is get stuck on things and cry. Like it'll get hung up on the edge of a carpet or wedged under the couch. It just whines until someone rescues it. Cute, right? TBH, I find sweeping to be far more efficient. And less whiny.
4. https://stockfiction.substack.com/p/masterdate
Your guess about why the people didn't heed the robot's warning is a good one. But the thing is, this place is new. Really new. So I don't think the place has regulars yet, and I don't think the robot alarm has cried wolf too many times because it just hasn't had the chance. But I like that you're giving these people the benefit of the doubt. You are generous and fair, and let's be honest, too good for this world, Meg!
The less uplifting possibility is that everyone in that food court was so depressed they figured going down in a blazing inferno while eating Detroit style pizza was as good a way out as any.
Your decision to heed the robot says a lot about your outlook on life, Michael. You still have a few fucks left to give. 💜😊
There's a lot of truth in your alternative take. I've been giving fucks for 46 years, and I'm not planning to run out of fucks anytime soon.
You should start a cult of positivity. I'll join! 😎
Sold! I've always wanted to lead a cult. But we should probably recruit Amran because he's a pretty good bulwark against toxic positivity.