When my daughter was young, she told me that chefs had a way of telling each other that they liked their food. She then motioned a chef's kiss. This video reminded me of that. A busking robot gets a tip from a guy with some robotic moves of his own. Then, they improv together — total chef's kiss!
When robots tip robots
🤖💰🤖
📹: WhenMachinesCry/reddit pic.twitter.com/8hP5vNlhIR
— Pee-wee Herman (@peeweeherman) January 3, 2021
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