Footage of the test location drew concerns of job stability.

Last week, footage surfaced on TikTok of the first fully-automated McDonald’s location in Fort Worth, Texas. The test restaurants utilizes touch screens and voice recognition to take orders in the lobby and drive-thru, while a series of robotic arms and conveyor belts deliver food to the customer.

“The technology in this restaurant not only allows us to serve our customers in new, innovative ways, it gives our restaurant team the ability to concentrate more on order speed and accuracy, which makes the experience more enjoyable for everyone,” Keith Vanecek, the franchisee operating the test restaurant, said in post on McDonald’s corporate blog earlier this month.

However, while comments on the TikTok footage appreciated the novelty of the automated restaurant, many others expressed concerns about the job security of the millions of workers employed at McDonald’s locations in the United States and beyond.

“Well there goes millions of jobs,” wrote a commenter.

“I’m not giving my money to robots,” another commenter wrote, adding that in Texas in particular, most McDonald’s workers are still working at the state minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. “Raise the minimum wage!”

At the moment, McDonald’s has clarified that the automated location is just for testing purposes, and they do not currently have plans to roll its framework out to any other locations.