Okay. I'll ask the question clearly ignored by the decision makers that every engineer likely asked constantly.

"What problem are we trying to solve by automating the process of purchasing vending inventory for a local office?"

Now I'll ask the question every accountant probably asked

"Why the hell are we trusting the AI with financial transactions on the order of thousands of dollars?"

I swear this is Amazon Dash levels of tone deaf, but the grift is working this time. Did the failed experiments with fast food not show how immature this tech is for financial matters?

The problem of paying a facilities manager $25 an hour I guess.