During the clip, Lauren is seen tapping her order on the touchscreen, then is alerted by a voice that her food is ready to be picked up.

He then scanned the receipt barcode in the pickup box section, where he had to click on the assigned numbered box, which opened to reveal his order on the tray.

The fast food location also had other cool features like a vending machine that dispenses the sauce of your choice, a self-serve beverage station, and even a touchless machine that sanitizes your hands after you finish your meal.

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

While one user commented on the video, “My introverted life wants this,” a second user said, “When I think of someone else’s food, do I immediately think of spy kids?” he wrote.

But not everyone was convinced, as one person wrote: “To me it’s so cold, it’s like I live and work alone on a space shuttle and have to eat this way… I would miss the human touch.”

Another added: “By the way I’m just our McDonald’s ice cream machine started working“

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