One user says an AI agent bought socks, ordered Whole Foods groceries, booked a cleaning service and got them dinner over a 24-hour period. They credit it with saving $200 by canceling subscriptions and services they no longer needed, and say they accepted its burger recommendation without much thought. They predict businesses will increasingly sell not just to people, but to agents making decisions for them. A quote-post challenges that outlook, arguing that most people won't hand over a digital wallet: buying socks and groceries is an expense to manage, not a chore to outsource without oversight.