Anger Release Machine
Here is a new alternative to internalizing your anger! This vending machine, created by Yarisal & Kublitz, is a mechanism of anger therapy. After inserting a coin, you can choose which piece of china you would like to drop to the bottom of the machine and shatter. This, in theory, will make you feel better.
Via: Today and Tomorrow
I would probably go for one in the top row–since it would gain more speed before hitting the bottom of the machine.
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Hmm…..but then do you have to reach in and grab the broken pieces?
Hard to say. Someone has to clean it out. Maybe there is a person who maintains them.