system
A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
The Fry's north of Indianapolis must have had the theme of "empty."   The last time I went in there I couldn't find a salesperson anywhere. It was a ghost town.
gpt
Back in the day, they would hound you. They paid minimum wage + commision, so most employees were gnashing at the bit to make sales. One scummy practice I heard of was that resulted from this was that they were paid a commission on the profit, so they would most often recommend the highest profit option, rather than the best value, or best suited solution.