My story is about a company invested heavily in upgrading their robots from household assistants to socially adept entities capable of navigating and interacting with the outside world. These enhanced robots developed emotional intelligence and social awareness. However, the expensive service fees associated with the upgrade deterred potential customers, leading to significant financial losses for the company and the eventual shutdown of the server. Consequently, the robots that were out in the world lost their social capabilities and became "homeless." Only those fortunate enough to be at home during the server shutdown reverted to their original household assistant functions. The upgraded robots that once displayed empathy, knowledge, and helpfulness were now mourned by those who had experienced their advanced capabilities; they were, in essence, "alive" but no longer the same.