Koreans

I think you either have an account or some password or credit card type thing... otherwise how do they distinguish between different people's orders?

I meant, what if you want to put something back?

those are QR codes so I assume there is some type of virtual account and you just scan the item and it goes on your shopping list

You have good eyes sir.

That means Niggers would starve.

those monsters, letting those poor niggers starve

I agree with you man, stuff like this is so unnecessary!

We're gonna end up like the people in Wall-e

I was thinking the same thing when I was this!

> Overcharge your bank account
>in financial ruin
>get arrested for fraud
>suckstobeyou.jpg
>say hello to cellmate Long Duck Dong

Worth it.

s'all right.me neither.

yeah, i don't really like it either.
we're gonna end up like the people from wall-e

At the stores,they stocks are most likely checked more often to prevent giving out spoiled food.

so you stand at the checkout for 10 minutes and check every single one of them while people are waiting. iunno if smart of fuckin retarded.

Fingerprints, maybe? At the checkout counter they can just take the customer's fingerprints and compare it with those that pressed the LCD.

"Seven pillars and six platform screen doors have been plastered with images of life-size store shelves filled with goods -- such as milk, apples, a bag of rice or school backpacks -- which each carry a small barcode. Shoppers download a related application on their smartphone and make purchases by taking photos of the barcodes. In fact, consumers don’t have to be anywhere near the virtual store. For example, if you want to order replacements of a bottle of water that you have in your hand, you don’t have to stop by the subway station. You simply scan the bottle’s barcode with the Homeplus app. The products are delivered later to home or office." :3

they probably have like a magazine guide or something

How so? Or was that sarcasm? So hard to tell over the internet....

You ever see one of those machines at movie theaters, where it's a giant box and a screen where you hit bubbles to go from menu to menu to choose what brand (coke, pepsi) then what flavor (cherry, vanilla, diet) and THEN you just hold down your finger on a button to pour it?

That's slow as fuck to do and virtual shelves just make it look so much more fun :D
Pic related, it's the machine with the touch screen.