so... what happens if someone steals the box?

And what happens when they have to leave their hovel with all that cash to make a deposit? I can't imagine they can afford an armored car for a pickup. If the neighborhood is so dangerous that you need a damn moat to do business, I would be terrified on bank deposit day.

Is it danger of being robbed or selling with minimal people interaction for the inner city hermit? Cuz.....second part sounds more worthwhile than the first since it's a benefit all the time.

Wow, the guys at Gawker scan videosift.

>> ^longde:

And what happens when they have to leave their hovel with all that cash to make a deposit?


Secret sewer tunnel trap door in the hovel...duh.

>> ^longde:

And what happens when they have to leave their hovel with all that cash to make a deposit?


What do you mean 'deposit'? Better to keep all of that cash in a safe inside the super cage fort store.

In Soviet Russia candy stores have moats.

Well, they get a useless plastic box for free silly! What kind of question is that?
>> ^Shepppard:

so... what happens if someone steals the box?

>> ^longde:

And what happens when they have to leave their hovel with all that cash to make a deposit? I can't imagine they can afford an armored car for a pickup. If the neighborhood is so dangerous that you need a damn moat to do business, I would be terrified on bank deposit day.


They probably have Vlad and Big Ivan come around to "help out" and ensure they are "protected" when it comes to moving the money, if you know what I mean.

Mafia. I mean Mafia.

Wait, I had something for this...

Isn't that what we in America call a vending machine..put money in box- out comes cold drink.....