https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...fs/546581/

"Visitors to Henn-na, a restaurant outside Nagasaki, Japan, are greeted by a peculiar sight: their food being prepared by a row of humanoid robots that bear a passing resemblance to the Terminator. The “head chef,” incongruously named Andrew, specializes in okonomiyaki, a Japanese pancake. Using his two long arms, he stirs batter in a metal bowl, then pours it onto a hot grill. While he waits for the batter to cook, he talks cheerily in Japanese about how much he enjoys his job. His robot colleagues, meanwhile, fry donuts, layer soft-serve ice cream into cones, and mix drinks. One made me a gin and tonic...."

With all the small businesses California killed with its 15 dollar an hour law that's who they'll need. It's in their future too.

One would think with all of the North Korean refugees that are likely coming in the near future, that Japan could man many of those low-skill jobs at a very affordable price to people that would consider such jobs, with low pay, an immense upgrade. I know the Koreans and Japanese do not necessarily embrace one another, but in this instance there may be a symbiotic relationship possible.