Would you agree?

>>61539134
>Is up to the employee to decide
Yeah, for the introductory period. 2 years later they'll ask in interviews if they're comfortable with an RFID implant that 95% of the company agrees to and your app will get tossed if you say no.

>Have a nice day

No thanks. I'm morally okay with it but realistically it's not something that should ever be forced.

>>61539134
over my dead body

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The future? More like THE BOTNET

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>>61539258
Dis

>>61539134
>Debit cards
Because you're not handling "real money" but "digital money" or for many Americans, you're actually buying things with "debt" you feel free to spend more than you otherwise would have. For the financially stupid, it's a death sentence.
>Apple Pay
The same thing, times ten, plus less security.
>corporate microchip implants
the same thing as Apple Pay, plus a healthy dose of "scrip" like what railroad companies paid Chinese labourers so they couldn't spend their money outside the labor camps, thus enslaving them to a lifetime of servitude.

Fun fact, any way to makes it "more convenient" to spend money is not meant to help you, it's meant to help merchants.

>>61539134
I would rather kill the entire office.

>>61539134

heck no keep ur implants far away from me.

Wasn't there a Ghost in the Shell episode about this?

>>61539423
You're thinking of Credit Cards, not Debit Cards.

Of course, I have nothing to hide anyway.

Sure
all that's in there is a simple RFID containing your login data used for authentication
it's no different from swiping a physical card

>>61539134
>purchase food at work
>we know you need to eat, but thats your problem
>we also won't pay you for the time it takes you to drive to work and back because you should just live closer
People so worried about minimum wage, they need a minimum pay for travel time and food costs during work hours.

>>61540188
only dumb lazy niggers make the minimum wage, and they still fuck up my order every time

I already have one.

>>61539134
No, I'd rather pay for my keyring even if I had to copy 20 keys.

>>61540188
>we also won't pay you for the time it takes you to drive to work and back because you should just live closer
Is it common practice to pay for drive hours in some country?

>>61539134
I definitely wouldn't implant some chip that can be scanned by randos and that would get fucked up in an MRI scan. There is literally no reason for it to be implanted anyway.

>>61540503
I've never heard of that. Its normal for travel expenses to be paid for when you're sent off to various places but not your daily commute to the office.

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>>61539134
No thanks senpai. I don't want to have to buy aluminum gloves.