This Machine Accepts Two Currency?
Seriously, though... this is how we operate. We got our hands on some second-hand machines and we can't even be bothered to properly change the price tag to our own currency (just cut & paste properly, use the Gam Gajah lah!) or even somehow make an effort to change to sold out sign to a more readable sign i.e. in roman letters. Is it so hard to do?
Found at Memorial Tun Abdul Razak. The late Tun Abdul Razak was Malaysia's second prime minister and also known as "Bapa Pembangunan" or Father of Development(?).
hahaha, they want to let people know this machine is imported from japan mah~~
ReplyDeleteMuahahaha, yalah. Need to show off we used branded stuff from Japan.
DeleteLikewise we drive Toyota or Honda, must not remove the logo one wert!
so, how much is ￥120?? haiyoh, dunno the conversion rate.. if know also need to do calculation, so leceh lah!!
ReplyDeletetimes 4. actually current rate is about 100yen = RM3.85+-
DeleteBetter pay in RM! ;p
aiyoh, like that better buy that row that says RM2.00 a bottle~~
Deletebut then I guess people buy lots using Yen since that one all sold out already? kakaka
Deletehahaha!! 壳切!! but i think people should be smart enough to know that actually means "sold out" right?? this one more difficult to modify lah, cannot just use gam gajah~~
ReplyDeletebut cannot be cannot re-program or something right? Do things proper lah! Not half bake ones and then everything malfunction after three months' use! :(
Deletethat one is hardware not software lah, unless it's all-LCD machine then can easily re-program to change language lah..
DeleteWei, I cannot read la. Most probably I don't know it's sold out :\
Deleteso looking at the bottles, i already know what drinks, hahaha!! T*****r?? oooh, maybe they want to server Japanese customers that's why that row remains japanese wordings..
ReplyDeleteI guess so since locals don't go there.
DeleteYou go visit the Memorial or not SK. You still student one. No rombongan there ah? See museum also. Go Planetarium... kakaka
i WENT before lah, i think during primary school, wakakakakaka!! but that time no vending machines lah.. maybe his son instructed to put in there so that there are more project, and more project means more C in his pocket~~ :D
DeleteAll sorts of nonsense project now. All to make more C lah.
DeleteBTW, you go Dataran this Saturday? Or cannot? Student can participate or face action by the uni?
Can-can or cannot? Guess who's been reading what book? :D
DeleteI like the yen one! Then at least I know what it costs! ^^
ReplyDeletebut it'll cost more to buy stuff in yen compared to RM! ;p
DeleteReally kena tricked that this machine can accept bi-currency - Japanese Yen and USD dollar, opps... that one is RM (in tiny R and M), old aunty here cannot see properly (grrhhh, how many time must I tell the world about it?)
ReplyDeleteAunty Yvonne,
DeleteGo laser that eyes lah... then can see very clearly already. kekeke
Opened my eyes wider and re-read the content again...oh, this is Malaysia punya machine.
ReplyDeleteI thought you gonna show here some high tech bi-currency vending machine, ceh~~
My friend were telling me about the machines in Japan, ada yang jual got curry rice one, I want!
ReplyDeleteIn Japan, pretty much what you can sell & put in machines, you can find.
DeleteI don't eat Japanese kare-raisu in Japan. In case of the lard content. o.O
So can put in Japanese yen anot? :P
ReplyDeleteYou want to try or not? I don't want! My yen cost me so much to exchange! LOL
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