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Glad you're here with us on the Clark Howard Show where it's all about you and your wallet.

I want you to learn ideas to me so you can keep more of what you make.

Coming up in a few minutes, we're going to have a reverse Clark rage about how we can come

to help other people when we least expect that we're the ones that are going to make a difference.

And yet later, we're going to have a recession this year. I got some info for you. You're going

to need to know for your wallet. So all this talk three years ago, two years ago, about delivery

drones. That was going to be the thing we're going to have all these drones flying around

delivering things to us instead of having UPS and FedEx, have drivers drive trucks up and

walk things through our door and all that. Well, so far, except for some limited trials in England,

packages are not being delivered by drones. But guess how they are starting to be delivered?

By little cute robots. True story. So first, last week, it was announced by George Mason University,

which is in suburban Northern Virginia near Washington, DC, that a European startup is now offering

delivery robots that run around the campus delivering two students. So students that are on

meal plan at George Mason can order on the school app. And they can have the robots deliver

pizza from Blaze Pizza, Duncan Donuts, Starbucks, and to have things delivered. Well, they're already

on meal plan. So they have to pay a dollar ninety nine to have the robot bring the food and beverages

to them instead of them walking across campus to pick up their item. The robots are really

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