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The following is a pre-recorded program.

Some fun stuff is going on in the city of Pennsylvania,

where legislature grants robots, you know, the ones that are on the sidewalk, delivery robots,

which they're very few and

far between, but have been granted, not only the ability to roll around the sidewalks, but they've

been classified as pedestrians, which means they have as many rights as other pedestrians.

So let's say you bump into a robot or a robot bumps into you.

Well, normally it's, excuse me, pardon me, hey, watch where you're doing, you know, normal stuff.

Except you're bumping into a 500 pound rolling mechanism that's going 12

miles an hour then you're screaming all you want and you don't have a robot that is

particularly impressed by that and so the robot may start with, pardon me, oh, this conversation is being recorded

for quality control. I just want to let you know that anything you say could be recorded

before you get an apology that means nothing.

So a bunch of organizations are saying, no, we don't want to do that.

First of all, because they're so fast and they're so big.

There are union people who are dead set against it because some of these delivery people

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