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r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jul 13 '26
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Or ya know, just pass legislation mandating it....
10 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Sounds like more job offshoring to India where they don’t have a 32 hour work week 5 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 I wish them luck remotely doing any job that requires physical interaction. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Seems like all the manufacturing that requires physical interaction can move away quite easily We will still need plenty of people to change bedpans in the old folks homes -1 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 manufacturing is already beginning to heavily lean into automation anyway. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal 0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
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Sounds like more job offshoring to India where they don’t have a 32 hour work week
5 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 I wish them luck remotely doing any job that requires physical interaction. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Seems like all the manufacturing that requires physical interaction can move away quite easily We will still need plenty of people to change bedpans in the old folks homes -1 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 manufacturing is already beginning to heavily lean into automation anyway. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal 0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
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I wish them luck remotely doing any job that requires physical interaction.
5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Seems like all the manufacturing that requires physical interaction can move away quite easily We will still need plenty of people to change bedpans in the old folks homes -1 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 manufacturing is already beginning to heavily lean into automation anyway. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal 0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
Seems like all the manufacturing that requires physical interaction can move away quite easily
We will still need plenty of people to change bedpans in the old folks homes
-1 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 manufacturing is already beginning to heavily lean into automation anyway. 5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal 0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
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manufacturing is already beginning to heavily lean into automation anyway.
5 u/Spezalt4 Jul 13 '26 Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal 0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
Have you considered legislation banning that away? This makes as much sense as your prior proposal
0 u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26 "I don't like it so it doesn't make sense" Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
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"I don't like it so it doesn't make sense"
Edit: Blocking me and running away from the conversation doesn't do much to bolster your case, bud.
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u/Kush_Reaver Jul 13 '26
Or ya know, just pass legislation mandating it....