My daughter & her friends love those white Monsters. I think you'll have a good seller there. Many of the gas stations in my area won't sell monsters to kids due to the caffeine content. It's not a law or anything, but it's something that retailers around here do on their own. I limit my daughter to one can a day maximum. I cannot stand the taste of it, but kids love it! Great video, Bill!
Yeah...I wouldn't sell them in a middle school...but I think high school kids can handle them. Our cafeteria sells ice coffee and that has a lot of caffeine too.
Sir, why tubular lock is being used for vending machines, however it is easy to pick up, i have seen many videos, so how to nake vending machine secure?
The machine is exempt due to the "upside down rule". The “upside down rule” basically asks if the building where your machine is located was to be turned upside down, would your vending machine remain fixed or would your machine fall? If your equipment falls, then you are exempt from the new ADA rules. Since our machines are not bolted to the building and are not hard wired or using the building's plumbing, we are exempt.
Bill you have helped me out so much with my vending venture I really truly am appreciative of your videos
Thank you
@@alow2323 glad to help. Best of luck to you.
This video isn't what I needed but I SO appreciate your videos and the education!
Thank you so much for this video I have been struggling to figure it out but you may have just helped me with my problem
My daughter & her friends love those white Monsters. I think you'll have a good seller there. Many of the gas stations in my area won't sell monsters to kids due to the caffeine content. It's not a law or anything, but it's something that retailers around here do on their own. I limit my daughter to one can a day maximum. I cannot stand the taste of it, but kids love it! Great video, Bill!
Yeah...I wouldn't sell them in a middle school...but I think high school kids can handle them. Our cafeteria sells ice coffee and that has a lot of caffeine too.
Not tried "Monsters" yet (only Gatorades). Will give them a try !!!!! Customers might like them !!! Great video Bill !!!!!!
Gatorade didn't sell well for me...students prefer Powerade.
great video and Happy vending!!
10:05 this is why I’m here👍🏾
Great video Bill, let us know how the Monsters do.
Thanks Bill :-)
I seem to always mess up the Selection depth. I always need my manual on had before I change my Royal IV programing.
How do I get a school location?
Who do I need to talk to?
Didn't you forget to change the timer on selection 2 to 4 or did you change it before filming? Love your videos man - keep up the good work!
I updated timer settings off camera because I didn't want to get into all that on this video.
@@HappyVending I just thought you forgot it since you didn't mention it, but then I saw that it vended fine in the end of the video 👍
@@Brian_Fjordvald Good eye Brian.
Sir, why tubular lock is being used for vending machines, however it is easy to pick up, i have seen many videos, so how to nake vending machine secure?
If you want higher security, use a high security lock from a company like Medeco.
what is a typical price for that machine in a good used condition?
I paid 500 for the one in this video.
Just out of curiosity, how do you have the cardreader up that high? isn't that against ADA?
The machine is exempt due to the "upside down rule". The “upside down rule” basically asks if the building where your machine is located was to be turned upside down, would your vending machine remain fixed or would your machine fall? If your equipment falls, then you are exempt from the new ADA rules. Since our machines are not bolted to the building and are not hard wired or using the building's plumbing, we are exempt.
Where are you getting your Monsters? I would like to be able to charge 2.25 for a Monster.
I get them at BJs for $35 a case.
Does it have a Timer
Yes.
🙂