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Replacing your old phone after an upgrade doesn't make you think it feels sad. But did a robot really build 30,000 BMWs, then get thrown into lava? A viral story claims Figure AI's F02 helped make BMWs before newer F03 replaced it. It says the company planned to dismantle F02 for security, then its CEO asked online what to do. Arnold Schwarzenegger supposedly joked, "Throw it into lava." Videos reportedly show robots turning back before destruction. But turning can look like hesitation or goodbye without proving either. These dramatic details have no reliable evidence here: no confirmed car count, exchange, or lava destruction. Still, it raises a human question: do we value something only while it's useful? That's worth asking-but it doesn't prove this happened, or that the robot felt anything. So, did it happen? No reliable proof is given. A turn doesn't prove feelings.