ORLY-EP0148C - The Gig Economy and Writing for Amazon
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Robots Deliver Takeout Extended into a conversation on the Gig Economy that was worth breaking out into it's own segment. Below is the story that fostered the conversation. this ocurs directly in line with the previous show item and leads directly to the next.
http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2017/03/23/520848983/hungry-call-your-neighborhood-delivery-robot
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