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are you willing to have 49% control of the company while i take the rest?Originally Posted by West24
Yes, I'd prefer to be a silent partner anyway, so I can join and sabotage the inevitable and ridiculous "people deserve oxygen how could you do this you're monsters" movement and ensure our continued monetary success.
I always though that expanding the use of vending machines, like they have in Japan, would be an interesting idea. Canned hot soup on the go? Place one around a student campus and let the cash flow in.Originally Posted by Lel
I'm pretty sure these already exist in some form, and our culture seems to prefer the whole mingling thing -- which is why kiosks of various sorts are more popular for distributing things like coffee and snacks at campuses and businesses.
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Bill: What if you mix the mayonnaise in the can, WITH the tunafish? Or... hold it! Chuck! I got it! Take LIVE tuna fish, and FEED 'em mayonnaise! Oh this is great.
[speaks into tape recorder]
Bill: Call Starkist!
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Bill: Call Starkist!
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I always though that expanding the use of vending machines, like they have in Japan, would be an interesting idea. Canned hot soup on the go? Place one around a student campus and let the cash flow in.Originally Posted by Lel
A redbull/Monster and hot ramen vending machine should be quite a hit.
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I'm pretty sure these already exist in some form, and our culture seems to prefer the whole mingling thing -- which is why kiosks of various sorts are more popular for distributing things like coffee and snacks at campuses and businesses.Originally Posted by eidolon
I would like to see it on a whole new level, like I said, similar to Japan. Not cheap coffee and crappy snacks, more widely available items and just more of them in general.
A redbull/Monster and hot ramen vending machine should be quite a hit.Originally Posted by ms244
This, would do quite well.
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I would like to see it on a whole new level, like I said, similar to Japan. Not cheap coffee and crappy snacks, more widely available items and just more of them in general.Originally Posted by Lel
This, would do quite well.
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