LOL, BC. Actually, during the commercial I kept thinking how much it reminded me of the rugby after-party I went to in college as part of my research for an anthropology paper.
Reminds me of when I was in Korea in the 80's. They had old vending machines on base which if you tipped them forward would give you a soda. After coming from off-post, guys only had Korean money that wouldn't work. So you'd have these drunk GIs trying to tip vending machines for a soda after coming back from drinking. It was really a two man job, but a guy named Twig (for being scrawny) had watched a former weight-lifting champion do it by himself one too many times. Twig tried it on his own one night and the vending machine fell over on him. All you could see was arms and legs sticking out from under the machine! They hauled him off to 121st hospital in Seoul and we never saw him again.
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I wonder how many beers it would take before you wouldn't feel the impact from body slamming the vending machine?
And hey - I'd settle for a beer vending machine that doesn't need to be body slammed!
Haha, around here we call them bartenders. Slamming into them gets a different reaction.
LOL, BC. Actually, during the commercial I kept thinking how much it reminded me of the rugby after-party I went to in college as part of my research for an anthropology paper.
True, BC, but the vending machine doesn't need tips.
Reminds me of when I was in Korea in the 80's. They had old vending machines on base which if you tipped them forward would give you a soda. After coming from off-post, guys only had Korean money that wouldn't work. So you'd have these drunk GIs trying to tip vending machines for a soda after coming back from drinking. It was really a two man job, but a guy named Twig (for being scrawny) had watched a former weight-lifting champion do it by himself one too many times. Twig tried it on his own one night and the vending machine fell over on him. All you could see was arms and legs sticking out from under the machine! They hauled him off to 121st hospital in Seoul and we never saw him again.
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