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An honor box without the honor, it's still kinda neat. At least you don't have the risk of your bag of chips getting stuck in the machine and you can't get it out.
They'll just wait until someone opens it and then mob them.
The proliferation of surveillance tech makes any kind of dishonest behavior an objectively bad strategy. 25 years ago, petty thievery was freeloading, now you pay a MUCH HIGHER COST because it gets attached to your name / family / ethnicity forever.
The CCTV that blankets most places now is never in that fashion. It's always selective. Only small private operators like these vending machines see anything resembling what you described. Government operated surveillance is always
>oh oops we won't release the footage because it will fuel racism!
And the crimes continue too so they're not even using it to arrest and prosecute the "youths"
>oh oops we won't release the footage because it will fuel racism!
And the crimes continue too so they're not even using it to arrest and prosecute the "youths"
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1Yea, it's never govt CCTV, it's always phones.