The Most Unusual Vending Machines (26 pics)

Fun stuff.

Something old is new again...

It was a handful of years ago when I saw an ipod vending machine at a grocery store in La Jolla (San Diego). I think that was before the first iphone came out, so it was all ipod shuffles and nanos and classics, and I think it had itunes gift cards as well and some other accessories.

Bruce there's one around here too, selling iPod Touches, iPads, Beats headphones and a bunch of other expensive tech things. I don't like where the future is going

#20 So, what's new? The first automat in the U.S. was opened June 12, 1902, at 818 Chestnut St. in Philadelphia by Horn & Hardart inspired by the Quisiana Automat in Berlin. You could find them everywhere until the McDonald's and the like.

pic 11 isnt in germany, its in the netherlands! And it isn't a bread either but someting we call a 'kroket'. the same "restaurant" is seen in pic 20

So WTF is Kroket? The High Dutch,

The time is coming where you put your right hand in the vending machine and points are automatically deducted in the bank. Take heed, the guru have spoken.

:07: MUY UTILES PARA LA GENTE QUE VA A DE PRISA EN LA CALLE

What?