Amazing. AT&T doesn't like black people I would imagine. But still, interesting how we used to live in "a world" and today .......... I'm not sure where it is.
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nostr:npub1j725lamx07je53gqfjlgxw226qaqh8n2tzhgezagydfcnm2q7kmstugll7 nostr:npub1l54u26v5gpcux05qn009k8akshvqyxvve9680je8qgfp4cnw38uqqq3lye The race to save a buck. Operators replaced by switches and touch tones. For the most part I prefer the "self-service" model for basic tasks, but we did give up a lot by taking humans out of the loop.
But there's the fact that retail is moving back to staff picking orders instead of the supermarket model is encouraging. "But I'm fussy about my produce" isn't turning out to be such a big deal after all. Good produce mgrs have already done most of that for you.
nostr:npub1j725lamx07je53gqfjlgxw226qaqh8n2tzhgezagydfcnm2q7kmstugll7 nostr:npub1l54u26v5gpcux05qn009k8akshvqyxvve9680je8qgfp4cnw38uqqq3lye And not quite sure what's the deal with the "AT&T doesn't like black people" comment. Sarcasm?