I guess you're right, we can be relating to more humans now, one-to-many. But I'm doubtful that interactions like that satisfy what I think is a basic human needs - to see and interact with other people.

Alongside the lady checking people in, who was also playing a video game on her phone - it reminds me of what I've seen a couple times recently. And that is - somebody pushing a broom in a public space, but...on their phone at the same time, watching a video. Crazy. Also interesting that this person can keep a job. I guess there's not much competition for jobs like that.