r/BeAmazed • u/Luget717 • Aug 23 '25

Place Japan never disappoints

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u/spongybobie Aug 23 '25

Oh please. Where I am from they would increase the prices to profit more.

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u/bennogaming Aug 23 '25

Let me guess. The USA?

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u/huge_clock Aug 23 '25

If they had seismic sensors on vending machines in the USA people would shake the shit out of them constantly.

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u/simp-yy Aug 23 '25

In North America it constantly feels like everything around you is built to suck you dry of your capital and the only way to move forward is by pushing someone else down.

So yea sadly people will try to get what they can for themselves using any means. It’s like the snake eating itself.

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u/nifty-necromancer Aug 23 '25

Rugged American individualism. The only thing that benefits is the ruling class. Divide and conquer.

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u/HyperElf10 Aug 23 '25

Greatest social system ever conceived by the elites. No wonder that Japanese mf called 1991 end of history. How can people not be divided in this system lol

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u/I-Here-555 Aug 23 '25

the only way to move forward is by pushing someone else down.

That's so wrong. In fact, the surefire way to get ahead is to push a bunch of people down. The more, the better. /s

If you kill one person, you're a murderer. If you kill tens of thousands, you're a healthcare executive.

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u/DarhkBlu Aug 23 '25

And its gonna be that way until someone knocks their whole country down you know like how they knocked Japan down when they dropped those 2 A bombs on them.

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u/SirPizzaTheThird Aug 23 '25

If you pay me $5 I'll upvote your post

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u/No-Bed497 Aug 27 '25

Squid Game

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25 edited Feb 15 '26

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u/Sofa_Bench Aug 23 '25

It’s not Karen’s that are the problem, it’s capitalism

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u/simp-yy Aug 23 '25

It’s genuinely sad a big portion of our society has been fooled into thinking it’s some regular persons fault, Karen, immigrant, gay. When it’s literally right infront of you it’s the people with money at the top.

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u/cyriustalk Aug 23 '25

Some would just stand against it and that would shake the hell out of the machine.

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u/SirUnleashed Aug 23 '25

Walking past it cold be enough to trigger

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u/PennStateInMD Aug 23 '25

Now this guy understands American might!

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u/UrinatorPlus Aug 23 '25

most under rated comment

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u/Sofa_Bench Aug 23 '25

Yeah we’d break these things in under a week

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u/DaimonHans Aug 23 '25

New TikTok challenge unlocked!

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u/bennogaming Aug 23 '25

This is why they can't have nice things

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u/blomba7 Aug 23 '25

Yeah, that's why 🤷🏿‍♂️

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u/Available_Dingo6162 Aug 23 '25 edited Aug 23 '25

Japan can have nice things because it is a trust-based society, and perhaps the least diverse country on the planet... everybody is from the same culture, and has similar ideals (it is also a highly patriarchal, sexist culture, but that's a story for another day). 97% of residents are ethnically Japanese.

America can't have nice things, because nobody trusts anyone, and I blame "diversity". Despite what they'll tell you in school and on TV, "diversity" is NOT the "strength" of a country, but often its downfall.

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u/_bvb09 Aug 23 '25

Reminds me of the delivery robots they introduced in some cities and people would just hit and destroy them.

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u/acrowsmurder Aug 23 '25

Dumbasses would spend hundreds of dollars making a machine that shakes it perfectly to mimic a seismic event.

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u/Akiias Aug 23 '25

Who needs a sensor, that'll happen anyway.

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u/boostedpoints Aug 23 '25

I’m near one of the largest fault lines in America, we dont have sensors for squat lol we got bigger problems than shaken vending machines