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It is 2075 in Chicago, Illinois and a young man by 

the name of Tony Romo was sitting in his garage 

watching his favorite show, The Big Bang Theory 

when he then got an idea, which in his mind was 

absolutely extraordinary. It was to build his own 

robot, again. Tony attended the University of 

Stanford directly out of high school. He received a 

full ride scholarship for Robotic Engineering. His 

creativity led him to inventions never seen before, 

Robots with actual stickers. The University soon 

found this out and feared the robot could take 

over. Immediate action was taken and Tony was 

expelled from Stanford. After months of sitting in 

his garage depressed, he decided to attempt 

making this robot one last time.

With his advantage of knowledge from his past 

career, Tony believed that building this new robot 

would come easy to him. But he was wrong. He 

realized that finding the correct materials would be 

harder than he thought. When Tony was building 

his first robot at Stanford, he was provided with 

everything he needed to successfully make this 

machine. So Tony set out in search for the proper 

materials. From dusk to dawn Tony was searching 

for the correct parts. Up and down all the allies in 

the dark windy city of Chicago.

Days went by before Tony found any correct parts for 

this machine. When one day he scored the Jackpot and 

found all the remaining parts he needed to build his 

robot. Tony then returned to his garage and decided to 

turn it into his new workshop. With the advancement of 

technology, he was able to achieve what he needed to, 

to get the robot started. Long sweaty hours in the 

workshop of hard work had not seemed to be paying off. 

With all the time and hard work Tony just wanted to see 

results, then finally the robot’s body had been complete. 

Now all that was left was to turn the robot on. He finally 

flipped the switch on its back and, nothing occurred. 

Tony waited patiently for any sign of the robot and 

finally the robots eyes slowly flickered open.

Tony was exhilarated! With the robots eyes opening, it 

gave him new motivation and pushed him to keep going 

and to not give up on his dream of creating his own 

robot with feelings. Maybe even one day, a series for his 

own robots. Only hours later and he knew the robot 

would work this time. One last switch on the robot’s 

back then it was awake. The robot first looked around 

the workshop curiously when he took his first step. The 

robot began to walk around the shop bewildered by all 

the items he was seeing as he observed them. Tony 

then approaches at him and says “I shall call you 

Arnold,”  

Tony began to take notes on Albert's behavior and 

examine what his physical capabilities were. Tony 

also began to speak to Albert and ask him 

questions. He was told something sad and 

responded with sorrow, he had all the same 

response as a normal human with feelings. Albert 

was showing all the feelings of a human like 

happiness, sadness, anger, guiltiness, wellness and 

more. 

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