content: This is the problem with higher wages although that's what we as a society generally want. There's a tipping point in which companies will decide to take people out of the equation altogether and replace them with robots. Those McDonald's workers for example were asking for their wages to be doubled to $15.00. But at that cost McDonald's would just contract a company to automate their entire restaurant. You'd go to the drive-thru, pay your money, and then a robot would cook your shit, and give it to you through a hole. It'd practically be like a sophisticated vending machine. However, I don't think with that sort of concept humans would be replaced entirely. There would probably be at least one person there, and voice work (such as taking orders) would likely be outsourced. Not a total loss in jobs, I suppose, if you take into account the engineers who build these robots, and computer parts.