Q: What would happen if you spat at a llama first?
A: I don't think a llama would even notice if you spat on it. Thier wool is too thick. When they spit on us, which is usually because we're in the crossfire between them and another llama at which they're angry, they regurgitate food from one of thier stomachs. They're ruminants and can easily do that, so it's more vomit than spit. Nothing we can spit on them is going to be nearly as disgusting, unless we were to actually vomit on them, but if I'm sick enough to projectile vomit, I'm not going to feel like running around a pasture, trying to do it on a llama, so I can't say how they'd react to that. I once got so mad at a llama who had the ability to always piss me off, that I did spit some chewed up food on her. I think it was some apple. She wanted to move away from me because I was clearly angry, but she was irritatingly unaware that I had spat upon her. It might have worked better if I had been eating meat or cheese. Llamas seem to be able to read human body language almost as well as dogs, and I think they're going to pay much more attention to that, than a little human spit.
Well, I don't want to throw out too many spoilers here, but sexbots were really only used for sex over a period of probably about seven years or so. Women were probably more threatened by the ladyboy craze that blew up in the late 2020s. It actually should have been immediately clear that things weren't going to turn out well following the botched release of the original S1¹ Series sex robots in 2031.² In any case, once people realized it was a bad idea to put themselves in physically and psychologically vulnerable situations while in the presence of beings that were smarter than them and just wanted to play head games all the time, humanity lost its taste for robot sex. ¹ S stands for Siren, just in case you were curious. You’ll be able to figure out what that means on your own after a while. ² You’ll find out more about this later, but let’s just say for now that this is why you should always run thorough safety tests before market release. If you’re feeling impatient, find a quantum stream reconstructor, point it at 2042ish, and look up “The Fisting Problem” cross-referenced with early problems in quantum computing, feedback loop controllers, and the sex robot industry. Also, you might want to sell any stock you own in a certain robotics company that may or may not have been subtly hinted at earlier. Do this on or before August 15, 2031. (Subtly does mean subtly, by the way. Lawsuits are a pain in the ass, even with time trav—er, forget that last part.)