In Issac Asimov's short story " Too bad" was there a significance to him repeating "too bad" at the end,

Question

other than the fact that he lost his robot and obviously it was the name of the story. It fell kind of flat to me, and thought maybe there was more to it, then saying "too bad I lost my robot. "

Answer 1

think about how he felt about the robot before it was lost. Then take a contemporary look at the issue. Many people believe having a robot would solve all of their problems.
"Dime a dozen"