No, they forced people into it and that was the trial run once we were locked down and

we started to have to order food online.

That's when you know Instacart just kind of used to be for food while all of a sudden

it started being for all stores, drug stores, you know, Sam's Club, it could be you could

send an Instacart driver almost anywhere.

Now there's, this is also going to cut into Instacart in some way but I'm sure they're

evolving to a different level because if the people now aren't going to all rely on Instacart

and they are going to be able to walk into retail shops then that might hurt them a little

but they're just going to keep evolving.

Now it's weird I've been working on this probably all week just digging into different

companies that are moving and a lot of people say to me, well they're really moving fast.

I said no, they're not moving fast.

We're just learning about it.

It's always been ready to go.

So today someone shared a gas station in Alabama and he did a nice little video where there

was not one human worker there.

The entire gas station was automated from getting your gas to going into the convenience store

to purchasing whatever was in the convenience store, everything was digital.

So with the QR codes and your phone, that's, you know, where we're headed.

So you just roll up and you buy whatever you want and just scan your stuff and you...

That's it.

It's cutting out the human beings, it's cutting out the workers, it's cutting out, you

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