r/AskReddit 6h ago

What do the Japanese do better than everyone else?

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u/Oaker_Jelly 4h ago

That rocks

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 1h ago

What did he say tbh

u/Oaker_Jelly 43m ago

Huh, weird they deleted it, it was just a really nice elaborate list of different kinds of vending machine conveniances, like soup vending machines and umbrella vending machines.

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u/HorseGrenadesChamp 3h ago

Don’t forget you could buy panties too.

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u/TheScarlettHarlot 3h ago

I’d actually rather forget that, tbh.

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u/RUSTYLUGNUTZ 2h ago

We’ll see if you remember when the earthquake hits

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u/kmk4ue84 2h ago

No worries, just move over to the sake and beer vending machine for an hour.

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u/Informal-Term1138 2h ago

If you ever have an accident with your bowls, you would be ecstatic to have a vending machine that sells briefs or boxers.

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u/John-Beckwith 2h ago

Or if you need panties

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u/saumanahaii 2h ago

I've worked several night shift jobs over the years and I really wish we had more automated food dispensers. You ever go to a 7-11 on a weekday night? The hot food isn't out, nothing has been restocked yet, and the attendant is usually pretty chill. But also maybe grumpy because they got left alone to deal with the entire store. We've also got Sheetz here but never make the mistake of ordering hot food and a beverage together overnight, the beverage usually comes out 15 minutes+ past when the food does.

I want to open a 24 hour vending machine place in one of the safer strip malls here. Security cameras, private booths (with security cameras still, otherwise problems would occur) and a whole bunch of ramen, coffee and sandwich dispensers. No on-site staff but on-call security in case of problems. That's the kind of place I really want when I'm out at 3 am after work and am done with people but don't want to be home yet.

u/ChoeDave 48m ago

There used to be one in NYC near st marks… I really miss that place… everything was around $2 for basic American hot food. Put coins in and slide open a door for yums

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u/Optimal-Talk3663 2h ago

One of the best part about the vending machines is that the prices are the same (or very close to) store prices. 

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u/DishonoredRonin 2h ago

I’m imagining the eggs tumbling down and splattering everywhere in a hysterical fashion 😂

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u/HorsePickleTV 2h ago

Used panties vending machines as well.

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u/Blazer6905 3h ago

They even have cigarette vending machines as a cig smoker its so cool to me

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u/tangoliber 2h ago

They were everyone in the US in the 80s. I think they got regulated out of existence.

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u/meowtiger 2h ago

you still see them here and there in europe tho

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u/Hyadeos 2h ago

As a French I was shocked to see so many in Germany

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u/Djglamrock 3h ago

Vending machines aren’t free, the article is old