Is it a good idea to resort to manual labor in order to save

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Too late

I want my burger and pizza without some retard messing or fucking with it

>>2047485
Total cost of ownership is the deciding factor. However, Toyota did a long time what you suggested. Instead of investing in machinery they invested in processes

>>2047498
not talking about restaurants but factories.

>>2047485
yes, thats why emperess Merkel is inviting millions of sandniggers. Automatisation was a mistake. We better hire illitertas for pennies instead of using industry 4.0 tech

t. KUKA shareholder

sure, machines are expensive but you don't need to pay machines minimum wage and one machine can do the job of many people. in the end machines are cheaper

people aren't cheaper unless you live someplace where you can pay slave wages.

I own a machine that replaces at least 2 people that I bought for 20k. Leased it for 5 years. Monthly payment is less than 600. Can't pay a single employee for 600 a month.

>>2047485
Machines are generally better. they dont slow down in production rate over time unless something breaks and they dont complain as much when you try fuck them