>They already have that - its called shopping online. Anything more
>constitutes laziness


What's wrong with laziness?

I'm still waiting for someone to come up with a good general-purpose robot
that can vacuum, wash dishes, do laundry, scrub the toilet, etc.  And
perhaps even manage a store-room of electronics parts so I don't keep
wasting time searching for parts that I know I have but am too disorganized
to locate.  No more bins marked with sticky labels that fall off because the
glue dried up -- the robot would simply look up the part in a database and
know its physical coordinates to within a millimeter.  A few seconds later
it would hand the part to me and I could go on with building my prototype.
After I'm finished I could let it pull the parts off the breadboard and
restock them. :o)