OBS Chapter 3105 "Romantic" Wedding Season (25)
Chapter 3105 "Romantic" Wedding Season (25)
Chapter 3105 "Romantic" Wedding Season (Twenty-Five)
After humans entered the interstellar age, Schiller rarely made any big moves, because after all, there are many ordinary people in the solar system now, and it is too easy to hurt innocent people if a group of demons fight each other.
Schiller focused his attention on other areas, mainly the study of food.
Schiller used to think that with the advancement of technology, the average working hours of humans would decrease, and this is indeed the case now. At least in the United States, many robots of the Stark Group have been widely put into use, and some overly heavy and dangerous jobs have been replaced by machines.
But Stark did not make the machines too smart. Instead, he let the people who originally did these jobs move to supervisory positions. For example, now Peter's uncle no longer needs to repair the equipment himself. He just needs to sit in the office to dispatch and debug the machines.
In this way, people will be liberated from repetitive labor and will be able to engage in more artistic creation. Uncle Ben has recently become fond of fishing. He even formed a fishing club in the power company. Even the boss of the power company is a member of the club and goes fishing after get off work every day.
Schiller thought that if this was the case, the situation of white people everywhere would improve.
In fact, the earliest white rice was invented by the British. After the Industrial Revolution, the food production process was replaced by machines, and mass-produced food became more popular. Moreover, the workers were busier and had less time to cook and eat, so they naturally thought of making some industrial food and just having a bite.
Now that working hours are shorter, we have more time to enjoy life, so naturally we can eat well.
But he was still too naive. These people were willing to paint, go fishing, and do performance art but were unwilling to cook properly.
On the contrary, with the explosion of short video software in North America, the traffic effect is huge. Many restaurants do not need to make their food delicious. They only need to hire people to visit the store and place advertisements, and a large number of people will pay for it. As a result, many high-end restaurants that were originally of good quality have also been infiltrated with bad products.
He had never stayed in the United States for such a long time in his previous life. He had endured white people's food for long enough. Now, if he wanted to go out for a good meal occasionally, he would have to risk stepping on a landmine. Schiller had to choose to cook for himself.
Sure enough, after staying abroad for a long time, anyone can't avoid becoming a chef.
However, I have been cooking for a long time, and occasionally I want to go to a restaurant to enjoy the atmosphere. Since Schiller had been browsing recipes on the software, big data recommended many restaurants to him, which he saved and planned to try one by one today.
The cafe they were going to was close to the beach, and it was said that one could watch the sunset there, but it was still early, so Schiller only planned to try the coconut iced coffee and cakes recommended in the short video.
Wanda searched for this cafe on Google and found that the ratings were actually quite good, so she didn't think much about it, and the group took a private shuttle to the door of the cafe.
The decoration is very Western style, with a wooden exterior, white signs, and marine elements such as ship rudders and fishing nets. When Schiller walked in, he saw several people taking pictures.
As a result, they were stopped as soon as they arrived at the door, and the waiter at the door actually asked Wanda if she had an appointment.
Wanda looked at the name of the store in confusion and confirmed that this was a cafe, not a Michelin restaurant. Isn't it a bit ridiculous to require a reservation for a cafe?
Some people may think that many places in the United States require reservations and do not allow "walk-ins".
But in fact, the cafe was originally designed to accommodate people who want to eat out but don't want to make a reservation. It not only sells coffee, but also simple meals and desserts. It is positioned as a simple restaurant. Reservations are required for a cafe, which is as ridiculous as requiring reservations for McDonald's and KFC.
But the waiter said that no one could enter without a reservation.
Wanda was a little angry, but Schiller thought about it and felt that there was no need to hang all the restaurants on one tree with so many restaurants, so he walked up and pulled Wanda, trying to persuade her to leave.
The waiter took one look at him, then suddenly showed a surprised expression, rushed over to shake Schiller's hand and said, "Are you Dr. Rodriguez? Are the Avengers coming to Los Angeles?"
“Well, I came alone this time,” Schiller said.
Only then did the waiter take a closer look at Wanda. Wanda had always worn a dress when she appeared in documentaries before, but her usual dress style was more casual, and she didn't do any makeup or hair, so the waiter didn't recognize her before.
He immediately invited them in very enthusiastically. Wanda felt confused and didn't want to go in.
But the waiter was obviously more enthusiastic about Schiller and soon ignored Wanda, constantly inviting Schiller to come in.
Seeing that Wanda was unhappy, Schiller decided to just forget it. After all, their service attitude was indeed not good at the beginning, and service attitude is also an important part of the restaurant's judging criteria. This restaurant seemed a bit unworthy of its reputation.
Schiller said a few words and was about to leave, but the waiter asked them if they could take a video before leaving.
Schiller was already helpless about his popularity on the Internet. His housekeeper was also an Internet celebrity, who used his mobile phone to take videos every day. He finally got rid of him and went out to have a meal with him, but he even had to take videos. He really couldn't stand it anymore.
Schiller turned and left, but before he even walked out of the gate, he heard an argument behind him.
It turned out that the noise at the door attracted the manager. The waiter at the door told the manager what happened, and the manager began to scold the waiter.
This is something that people welcome, but the reason why the manager scolded the waiter was not because of his bad service attitude, but because if Schiller was let go, he would go back and make a negative comment, which would definitely damage the reputation of the store and force the waiter to go after him.
Schiller had already left, so the waiter had to pester Wanda. She had already done a bad job and still wanted to give a bad review, and now she was still pestering her at the door of the store. Wanda had learned grappling techniques, so how could she tolerate this?
As she walked forward, red light flashed in her eyes. She suddenly turned around and glared at the waiter. The crimson power shooting out of her eyes stopped two centimeters in front of the waiter's face.
The waiter let out a scream of fear.
"Mutants are killing people!! Mutants are killing people!!!"
The waiter's screams attracted the customers in the store and those queuing nearby. They all gathered around and saw the waiter collapsed on the ground and Wanda with red eyes.
Schiller noticed the change and rushed back, only to find that many people had already raised their phones to take pictures, and the manager standing at the door had no intention of stopping them. Schiller knew at a glance that he was trying to use this incident to create some publicity.
Schiller turned to look at Jarvis and said, "You should have taken pictures of them all, right?"
Jarvis nodded. In fact, he didn't need to take any pictures. His eyes were the camera. As long as he saw the picture, he could output it. So he recorded the whole process.
Schiller took out his cell phone and sent a message to Ultron, then asked Jarvis to send the footage to Ultron.
Soon Ultron updated a new video.
"My friend the mechanical butler suffered at the entrance of the 1946 Atlantic Cafe. Racial discrimination really needs to stop."
When it comes to editing, Ultron is also professional. Originally, it was actually a conflict between Schiller, Wanda and the waiter. Jarvis stood in the back and didn't say anything. But after his editing, it became that robots were not allowed to enter the cafe, so Wanda quarreled with the waiter. In the end, the waiter even wanted to harass Wanda, so Wanda fought back.
Because of the racial discrimination label, the video quickly became popular and triggered a new round of discussion among people. The topic of discussion was naturally still whether electronic life and artificial intelligence should enjoy human rights.
But soon, the topic went off track.
As we all know, Wanda has a baby. So if Jarvis is a robot, how did she give birth to the child?
Serious current affairs topics are not as popular as gossip. The whole network has launched a heated discussion on the details of how the two of them made a baby. Some of the comments cannot be said to be excessive, but can only be said to be somewhat sexual harassment.
Because this video was released by Ultron, many people sent private messages to Ultron asking him what was going on with the robot aspect.
To be honest, Ultron doesn't know either. He also doesn't know how Jarvis and Wanda could have a baby. He doesn't even know how Jarvis and Wanda came to be.
Robots don't reproduce like humans. They don't have organs for reproduction. If you must say that the USB port is one, that's fine, but if you count it that way, then Ultron can be called a hermaphrodite.
After watching so many couples up close, Ultron began to think about a question: should he find a partner for himself?
However, the outcome of this incident was quite satisfying. In order to vent Wanda's anger, Jarvis created countless virtual accounts and forcibly increased the popularity of the video, causing the video to go viral. The store's rating dropped by two points in one day, from 4.8 to 2.8.
It can be seen from the new reviews that the high scores of this store are obviously fake. Many people have shopped there in the past and were dissatisfied. The low scores they posted will soon be suppressed and neutralized by more virtual high scores.
But when the wall falls, everyone pushes it down. After watching the video, everyone remembered their previous unpleasant experiences and posted videos online or gave ratings. The store was unable to manage it, and labels such as "tourist trap" were added to Google tags.
After this incident, Schiller actually discovered that network traffic is there, and if you don’t use it, others will.
The waiter just now invited him in so enthusiastically, just wanting to shoot a video of him dining in the store so that he could use his traffic to promote himself. This will only cause more people to be harmed by this unscrupulous store, and maybe they will come back to question him later.
And this matter was able to be resolved satisfactorily because his butler Ao Chuang had a lot of traffic on the Internet and used the power of public opinion to solve the problem of the difficult waiter and manager.
It is conceivable that if there was no Ultron video, the store would have posted the video of Wanda attacking the waiter online, causing the already precarious public opinion environment for mutants to become even worse.
There is a reason why Wanda is unwilling to appear in front of the camera frequently. Her identity as a mutant is her original sin. Her every move will be magnified and exposed to the public's eyes endlessly.
Thinking of this, Schiller thought that he might as well open an account. At most, he wouldn't talk about psychology, but it would be nice to share the process of cooking.
Schiller pulled out his cell phone.