When Walmart, IKEA and alike can always hire more robots to replace people who demand a living wage?

I would think of something more personal and something that they can feel like you are actually a human being rather than just a robot typing a letter.

AIR is very heavy-handed and authoritarian, and their tech support is poor.....you will rarely if ever get an English speaking tech person and they are like robots and pretty useless.

Then a moment went by, realizing what he's done, like the incredible hulk morphing into a monster and back, smile at me and said "oh, I mean we don't party".

Sounds funky but I text a robot every day to remind me at specific times what task I should be working on.

I had many clients in my day that  I brokered loans to that built up monster cash flow by simply reinvesting all their note income into new notes..

I seem to think in the back of my mind if your guaranteeing performance etc there is another level of security docs you must do and probably also have monster reserves to allow for this. 

This isn't new at all. the owners in those super expensive cities are sitting on an appreciation monster so they aren't exactly losing.

Also look at what used to be our Chinatown; the new hockey arena gifted to the Ilitches is going to be an ugly, deadening monster but when the parking lots become unnecessary, infill there could have economic attraction for others.If you do come to Detroit, stay long enough to walk the area you're interested in, be prepared for a gut rehab, and rehab for weather volatility and hot/cold climate extremes.

We're going to have driverless trucks transporting materials,  autonomous quadcopter drone fleets and other robots assembling, maintaining, recycling standardized multifamily. 3/4 of existing housing in this country is going to go to the bulldozers in 100 years because the skills to maintain it will simply be gone.