"Sweden is cool" by Julia Plummer pd 1

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In Sweden's first unstaffed food shop, all you need is a phone!

In a small town in Sweden, one man has come up with a brilliant idea! Robert Illjason has developed a convenience store without any employees. In order to access the store, customers download his app, and sign up for the service. To get into the store physically, customers open their app and request to enter. To buy an item, they scan it with their phone, and it charges their account. Since Sweden is such a beautiful country, there has been no burglary attempted on the store, but just in case, Robert has installed 6 security cameras, and an alert system on the app. The main problem, however, is helping older generations understand and use the technology needed to use the store. 

Technology is always an issue with older people, because they typically aren't as adept at understanding new products, or open to different things. This has always been the case, though, and with time, many people do open up to new technology. For example, the internet. At first, many people were struggling to understand the internet- how it works, why it's necessary, but eventually, they come around, and accept new technology and it's benefits.