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I remember seeing that very one – it’s at The Breakers, right? Doesn’t ever need to be refilled, so very little maintenance ;- THose machines in general are positioned strategically for the little ones to tug ceaselessly at their parents’ pants crying “I want one, I want one!!!” … works half the time, after the cashier’s given back some loose change at the local diner. Cheers, Tom
It’s better than those idiotic “crane games” that are popping up in many places. Winning something from a crane game seems almost impossible.
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