During the clip, Lauren was shown typing her order into the touchscreen, she was then alerted by a sound indicating her food was ready for collection.

She then scanned the barcode from her receipt into the pickup box section where she then had to knock on the assigned numbered box which opened to reveal her order on the tray.

The fast food joint also had other cool features, like a vending machine to dispense a sauce of your choice, a self-serve beverage station, and even a touchless machine that sterilizes your hands once you’re done with your meal.

Since sharing the channel’s technology, Lauren’s video has gone viral with over 15.9 million views in just a few days, with people blown away by how futuristic the store is.

One user commented on the video saying: “My introvert life wants this,” while a second user wrote: “I immediately thought of spy kids when the food came to someone else?

However, not everyone was convinced, as one person wrote: “For me it’s too cold, like I’m alone living and working in a space shuttle and have to eat like that… I would miss human contact. »

Someone else added: “In the meantime I just want our Mcdonald’s ice cream machine works“

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