What does a Dunkin Donuts in Chicago look like? Exactly like you'd think it does. This is probably the only way they can remain in business in many of these cities. It prevents theft, assault on employees (and the lawsuits on the owners/franchisees that follow), and just the general... trashing of the store that we've all seen many times over the past few years... #CityLife #chicago #enrichment #democrats #crime #decay #urban #FailedState #DunkinDonutsshow more

Like you can’t even steal or anything man.

Stop assaulting, robbing, and killing store workers and the glass might come down again. The business would not invest in this if it was not necessary.

Cultural self reflection is a hard game.

>This is how you treat animals >Bulletproof glass from floor to ceiling, wall to wall >demands it be torn down When the community doesn't govern itself, it gets governed by its keepers. You're fed like animals because of this.

Stop acting like animals and you won’t be treated as such… real question should be, why weren’t these being used in the 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010, not until the last 4 years…. Ask yourselves what changed..

Why would I sting you, then we'd both drown? just remove the barriers.

Wild thing to me was the corner stores with remote door locks, so they only let one person in at a time. Meanwhile in my town there's several "honor system" setups. Firewood, eggs, etc.

No, l dont “know what he sayin’”.

Soon it will be robot staffed just shoving the food out of a hole. And honestly with the service at fast food restaurants I'm not against it.

I went to a robot run taco bell a few months ago. There was one human there essentially just ensuring everything was working