What are the best inventions ever created?

[SlySlickSmooth]

The steam engine gets my vote. Leads to steamboats and the railroad. The thing accelerated civilization(s) vastly.

[2ofEverything]

Nah **** self checkout. I don't talk to the cashiers either. They'll be like "Hi, how are you" and I'm like:




Best invention btw:

[Build That Wall]

The Samsung TV.

[El-blanco]

Lmao that's ****ed up.

And you know what I never even thought about that other point you made.

Greedy bastards those big retailers.

Lol me and my girl laugh about it til this day. And ya man businesses are always trying to find a way to screw someone out of a job so they can make more money. It's mind boggling because in their dream world there'd be no employees, just consumers. They don't realize we need jobs to buy their ****.

[Wolfie*]

[El-blanco]

How the hell could I forget this

[Wolfie*]

I actually find it much quicker with a cashier. Especially when it comes to produce that doesn't have a sticker.

I guess it varies. The only time it's a problem with me is when I go to Walmart at night and I just have like two things with me and the lines are packed with people with a lot of merchandise. Self-checkout is perfect for me since I have a few things and want to leave quickly.

[Wolfie*]

[creekrat77]

idk the radio, printing press, fire, the wheel, etc

[Build That Wall]