Well, honey, that vending machine ain't no mind reader. It's got a fancy little sensor that detects the coins you put in and calculates if you've overpaid. If you're due some change, it'll spit it out faster than you can say "snack time." Just don't expect it to give you a friendly wave goodbye afterwards.
the machine has a calculator and can tell coins apart
i don't actually know but i did some research and foung 432112311 and agg48ggb and hold the change buton for around 20 secs
Well honey, having a vending machine in schools can provide quick and convenient access to snacks and beverages for students. It can also generate some extra cash for the school, which is always a plus. Just make sure those vending machines are stocked with some healthier options too, we don't need the kids bouncing off the walls on a sugar high all day.
I can give you advice to make sure that if you are hiring people, that they are honest, because alot of people are shady in todays market. Trust me I know.
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the machine has a calculator and can tell coins apart
Didnt know if you meant vending machine change machine, cash register etc.. I assumed a standard vending change machine service. Give these folks a try. http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Vending+Machines+Service+&+Repair/S-PA/T-Philadelphia/
it has a scanner
It is important to do a great deal of research before starting any business. For a vending machine business, gumballs.com has a good starting guide for people considering vending machine routes. One might also talk to other vending machine operators to get experienced advice. If you don't know any owners, try calling the number on a vending machine to see if anyone will talk to you. Many vending machine businesses are run by individuals rather than large chains, so you might get the owner directly. Before starting a route, be sure to know how well traveled it is and by whom so that you know if you're likely to earn sufficient income from it.
It recognizes the type of cion or bill by the ink or kind of metal.
I cannot say specifically if I don't know where you are located.
Why is it that people who know the least, know it the loudest.
the last pink boot is on top of a black vending machine on the set with all the food in it. It is the vending machine near the exit, where there is a door leading into the chicken set. I dont know where the script page is.
Yes. Although many opportunists would take advantage of the situation you would be stealing.
Either the machine wasnt filled/loaded properly in which case you just gave Coke a nice donation because there was nothing to vend. or The product is stuck in the machine and generally gets released when someone else tries to vend that product but it may not necessarily be the next vend, it could be two vends later meaning the third person to use the machine will get 3 Cans/bottles depending on which product you were trying to get. Why do I know this? I know it because ive seen a machine being loaded so I know how they work and because we have a Coke vending machine at work which does this all the time.
Saw one yesterday. I think this is how it works. Inside the vending machine, the items are organized in some kind of shelves or rack, or whatever you want to call that. Items are organized in that. Next thing we know that there's some kind of "lift" that will work and pick up the thing that you want. The "lift" will move up and down, left to right. and then drop the thing to the box where you pick it up. of course behind the rack of every column of item, you can find some kind of centrifugal stick that will give a force enough to make one item to be pushed into the lift. Well, this is my analysis after seeing an open drink vending machine yesterday.
A vending machine uses sensors to detect the physical characteristics of a dollar bill, such as size, shape, and special security features like watermarks or magnetic ink. The machine then compares this data to a database of valid currency to determine if the bill is genuine.