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Japanese office installs full-size vending machine made out of cardboard
- willcipriano 6y agoLooks like it's based on the honor system, the buttons can still be pressed even if you don't put a coin in. Still pretty impressive for cardboard.
- thechao 6y agoI wonder if they sell a Danbo costume?
- sparkie 6y agoJapan is probably the only country in the world where this kind of vending machine could survive, for a while at least. Anywhere else it would be torn apart for the 'bounty' inside. Wouldn't last as long as it took to build. Its looters would probably feel a sense of pride in doing so because they'd be "destroying capitalism." Hurrah!
- foxyv 6y agoThey had to put the vending machines in my High School into giant metal cages to prevent kids from destroying them. Up-armored vending machines...
- sparkie 6y agoIn Japan, you commonly find un-armored vending machines on the street corner, or next to the bus stop on a rural street. In hotels, the vending machines dispense beer. Yet they are seldom robbed.
- freemint 6y agoIf you are interested in vending machines but are up for lighter fantasy there is a light novel called: "Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon" It has lot's of weird vending machines woven into it's plot. As an LN of the from the "being reborn in another world" genre (Yes that is a thing) it sadly couldn't do without some suggestive scenes but you skip those.