As the cafe job for disabled people, this also opens up the possibility of remote work for people with social anxiety, people in very rural areas with a lack of opportunity and so forth.
According to the article the waiters are paid about 9$ an hour. For a person in a destitute, remote small town jobs like this could be a really sweet side gig. It's not like they somehow would meet insular rich people anyway.
There's no reason to be cynical about this. Closing physical distance, which is one of the big contributors to lost opportunity is a good thing.
According to the article the waiters are paid about 9$ an hour. For a person in a destitute, remote small town jobs like this could be a really sweet side gig. It's not like they somehow would meet insular rich people anyway.
There's no reason to be cynical about this. Closing physical distance, which is one of the big contributors to lost opportunity is a good thing.