I still maintain that grocery stores (particularly Wal-marts) are going the way of last-mile warehouses for pickup orders and delivery. That means fast food will follow suit and gradually shut off the kitchen from the outside, and eventually dining rooms. Then a real estate sell off because you don't nee as many locations if you're just a hub for UberEats. McDonald's will be the first on that considering their holdings which features some prime spots they picked up decades ago.

Capitalism killed the town square, the town market and there is little left. If people can't go sit in public without buying something and the places that sell stuff all close and stop allowing people onto their property, where is there to go? This will put pressure on any remaining open businesses that rely on the in-person model, and the first-hand experience of being there. So that probably means gated shopping centers where only customers are allowed to enter.

The physical world will be completely anti-social in all aspects. School is online. Work is online. In-person jobs pit workers against customers. Physical labor jobs will be terrible robots and isolated workers to keep them from socializing. Government buildings will be cordoned off behind Greenzone-esque walls. Libraries won't exist. You have to be a paying customer to get a code to enter any establishment or private business premises. Parks will be heavily policed by drones for loitering. Just force everyone to socialize online so you can control what content they see and read their thoughts from their posting habits. Cyberpunk future is going to look less like a bunch of cyborgs hanging around an alley and more like some kind of hollow, mostly empty military zone while people rot inside their whole lives.