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Virginia Ham? Chicken Maryland? Buffalo Wings? Texas Ribs? |
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[Zan] there is an idea here too.. |
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I think there's definitely an idea here. I quite like it, although i'd be rubbish at it and would just succeed in reducing the deli counter to something resembling a warzone between the pork pies and the coleslaw. |
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Most stuff could just drop out of chute or could be dispensed directly from the machine that slices it. The robotic arm could be handy for things that need selection, like steaks or whole fish. |
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Oh purgatory, I'd like to just tap in a text message to the butcher via that "Take a number" bitchy: |
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"Dear Mr. Slicer, Please pre-slice 1/2 pound of that rosemary beef you're doling out to the wag in front of me." |
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I'm sure I've seen a Delipult here, somewhere. |
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I think you may well have done, but there'll Be no pulting on my watch |
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Do you know how hard it is to get those arcade robotic arm things to grab something? |
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what if it was suction based. most delis goods are moist which would make for a good seal. whoof..sucked up some ham....foohw drop it in ur basket/wrpper/carton etc. |
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[Aerythes] - would still be faster than waiting at my deli counter. |
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