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@@Deanos_Dispensers for real!

@@bal9109 AA global

@ChaosIntended8900 were gunna be doing some rgb lighting in the future for sure, but overall, we're not going for a retro feel. We've dimmed the lights slightly, but we will most likely keep the walls white.

@@NathansVending ohh cool cool! Alrighty! RGB Baby!! lol. Cheers!

@@angrydesignpro appreciate it!

@@SillyMemesDaily 🤣

The racing ones were a decent price, but needed alot of work

@@NathansVending if you were to sell the Crossy road arcade, or one of the racing ones, how much you asking?

@SillyMemesDaily maybe like 6500 for crossy roads. Not sure if I want to sell the racers. Dm me

@@NathansVending I actually live in the same place crossy road was made. Still shocks me that a free mobile game is like $14000 usd for the Same thing just with a box, a computer, screen and some buttons. dm you on what?

@SillyMemesDaily instagram or discord is fine

@pacsonic9000 we're always looking to make our arcade more well-rounded! So, possibly.

@@NathansVending Also, what are you going to do about the games that give out tickets? Are they just going to be amusement only?

@@pacsonic9000 Amusement only for some. Others have more incentives.

@@Loop985 much appreciated!

@@pacificroblox of course!

@@Jack-xc4ir youl see in the next video :)

Thank you!

@@johnmcclane2139 im a semi truck driver mon-friday. 60 hours a week 🤣🤣

@@SuzySwist right away is best

​@@NathansVendingIt's been a week 😞 There were a couple spots that bubbled up on my hood and people pushed them down instead of leaving it alone. Now a week later, they are wrinkles. So I am assuming, it is what it is now?!

Also $2 a go, $5 min card payment. $5, $10, $20 and $50 options.

@ab25lt I understand what your saying, but I don't agree. We certainly don't have 800 machines, but the 65+ that we operate do exceptionally well. From my experience, winners are players. So a 50/50 mix, or a 70/30 mix leaning towards generics work best for us. Licensed plush just cost so much, and I simply cannot pay out at $3-5 per plushie. This might be different in other scenario, but with our arcade, and our mall kiosk setups, this has worked best for us.

@@NathansVending I’m in Australia. We pay $10 per licenced plush, average 70-100 plush to fill a machine. $1000 but by the times it’s empty you should have $3500+ in collected revenue. We have people tapping cards for $50 or $50 notes because they want to collect the full set of plush for the latest movie out

@@NathansVending when deadpool came out, we used that plush, one machine at a local club did $875 in 4 days, all machines are $2 a game. (That’s super standard in Aus) payout of 1:20

@ab25lt I suppose it depends on your area, too. I live in the midwest, which is a very low populated area of the US. The people here are a lot less keen to spend money on games. We can not get away with $2 per play for plush cranes, that's for sure.

@Murdavic depending on the shipping prices, candymachines.com will be your best budget friendly option. If budget is not an issue, smart industries builds the best machines. But to get started, I recommend finding a machine second hand using ebay, marketplace, etc. Just make sure the machine is 10 years old or newer, and has parts readily available for it.

@@NathansVending thanks for your reply i will look into it!💯

An in-line space in a mall. Near the food court.

@@NathansVending what’s a in line space?

@@AustinB96 a retail store front.

@@NathansVending 👍

Professional driver 🤟

@alexrobell9391 Vending is a tough business to be in, but... so are most businesses.

It was the Eastgate mall. The guy had a kids' junglegym and arcade business. He was closing the business because the new mall ownership (Hull Property Group) tried to raise his rent by 300%.

@heatsv1110 I actually just did that this morning, it went very smoothly 🤟

@@brollicon he's working on it🤣🤣

@@edochamp they will be here in September :)