McDonald's just fired their AI drive-thru... True Story
This is a True story.
McDonald's spent millions on AI to take drive-thru orders. Just scrapped the whole thing.
Why?
Because it kept adding bacon to ice cream orders. Charging people for 200 chicken nuggets when they ordered 20.
Here's what nobody's saying:
While big companies are failing at replacing workers with AI... smart individuals are using AI to CREATE jobs for themselves.
They're not waiting to be replaced. They're becoming the replacers.
Building simple AI tools. Selling them to businesses. Making $500-2000/month per tool.
No venture capital. No tech team. Just them, a laptop, and knowing where to look.
I've been doing this myself with a platform that makes it stupid easy
The gap between "AI will take all our jobs" and "AI can't even take a food order" is where the money is.
Most people are panicking about the first or laughing at the second.
The smart ones? They're quietly building in the middle.
Coach Richard
P.S. That McDonald's AI cost them $300 million. The platform I use costs $49. Guess which one actually makes money? Go here to start now
