Only relevant in passing, but only days after reading your post about car dealerships becoming extinct soon I drove by the biggest one in town to see they are liquidating their entire inventory.

At first, I thought it was a funny coincidence they were clearing out for new stock just after I read that, but then it dawned on me that the new cars usually come out in summer...

I didn't think I would start seeing it happen so quickly, but I think Imma gonna go try to snag me a Jeep Comanche for a steal. 😁

Again, sort of off topic but sales as an employment opportunity is pretty much dead now. Car dealerships are one of the last places I can think of.

So salespersons and construction workers are about to be extinct.
Fast food is about to automate.
How long do you think before hotel workers are replaced?

I've been trying to get my head around how a robot could clean a room, make the bed, etc..., and I really can't. I can see how the room could be built "smart" and maybe pull it off, but I can't imagine how one could just drop tech into a standard hotel room and cut staff by 50-90%. Can you..., or anyone else?