Sure, of all of the pathways previously available for humans to make a decent living and actually put a roof over their heads and food on their tables, most of them will no longer an option in a decade or two -- it was already extremely hard to make a living as a creative, and now it will be completely impossible. Nor will anyone be able to make a living driving a truck, doing landscape design, writing ad copy, writing basic code, working in a factory, optimizing a factory, designing a factory, or building a factory. Only owning things will make you money; everyone else will be competing tooth-and-nail for the few remaining ways to serve you that still require a human. Obviously those poorsies won't be able to pursue their creative passions anymore, since they're working 80 hours per week in the vain hope that their children will be able to escape the cycle of poverty. But fuck those guys: you're rich! You can play guitar all fuckin' day if you want.
You are rich, right? Right?