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Traditionally, Japanese people stand in front of the vending machine after making a purchase and consume
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Press the lit up button beneath the display of the item you want to purchase. The button will not light up if the required amount is not inserted in the machine. The button will be red if the item is sold out. Although quite simple, a foreigner with very little understanding of Japanese may have difficulty […]
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Buy food from a vending machine with little hassle by using coins instead of dollar bills. Creased or worn dollars aren’t always accepted by sensors on vending machines, so play it safe by always using coins. Be sure currency is U.S.; standard vending machines don’t accept Canadian or foreign currency. You only get one chance […]
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It’s easy to buy a lot of appealing items you see in a vending machine and end up spending more than you planned. So buy smart from a vending machine by setting a dollar limit and sticking to it. You can also limit yourself to one or two snack items and one beverage to keep […]
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The number one question tends to be: “Where do I buy my product?” The answer to this is crucial to the success of your vending business. In the USA, it’s a good idea to buy from such places as Sams Club or Costco if you have them in your area. Avoid the temptation to special order […]
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There are tons of different vending machines out there and they are all different.
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