The guy from America bought the jar of soda in the machine and found a coin on her lid, carefully attached to someone on the tape. To figure out what happened and find the owner of a strange coin, he turned to Reddit users, and eventually it turned out that some universal justice hides behind this. The user Reddit Daniel wrote that he discovered a strange coin attached to the lid of Dr Pepper banks purchased in the vending machine in his house. Coin advantage of 25 cents was underway to the bank and fixed with scotch.
Daniel it seemed strange, and he decided to find out what it means: who puts the coins to buyers to cola and why do it at all. At first, Daniel seriously frightened - he did not even touch the jar with a drink. And I began to look for a decision on the Internet.
Without waiting for answering commentators, Daniel decided to ask about the coin from the company serving the machine. The mechanic filled in the device admitted that he attached a coin to the cover - so it makes all the coins stuck in the machine. Since the machine "ate" this money, they belong to buyers, and that they can continue to use, the mechanic attached coins to the cans with drinks.
The man thus wanted to show some solidarity with those who "loses" money in such machines. After all, even when someone from buyers "deprived" of their money, they were delivered to other random customers, and it was quite by chance - a kind of universal lottery of good karma, in which no one assigns someone else's consciously.
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