I work in a warehouse where we've started using robots for picking and packing, and honestly, they've made our jobs easier in some ways. But I can't help worrying about the long-term impact on employment for people like me who don't have advanced technical skills. My supervisor mentioned that our company plans to double the robot fleet by 2027, and I'm not sure if that means fewer shifts for us or just more work to keep up with demand. What do you think—is the rise of automation in warehouses a genuine threat to blue-collar jobs, or are we overreacting? I'd love to hear perspectives from others who've seen similar changes in their industries.