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CD47-Bot 26-07-2003 14:12

pic: Dean's new water dispenser
 

Josh Hambright 26-07-2003 14:13

Let me just say these things look even cooler in person. With the cool glowyness that vending machines have and the big eye catching first logo!

kristen 26-07-2003 14:15

Whoa, where is that located?

Yan Wang 26-07-2003 14:17

That was displayed at Dean's house during the chairman's dinner.

Hm, I wonder though, if the water will cost $1.25 like other brands... if so, I'm a bit disappointed.

Josh Hambright 26-07-2003 14:17

This one was at Deans house, but they made it sound like they might actualy start using them out in the public like in place of your normal vending machine.

This one is fully loaded with FIRST Shasta water, and its free you just push a button and out comes FIRST water...

They should put free ones like these around at nats so we can stay fully hydrated!

Tytus Gerrish 26-07-2003 14:32

Now Way they would get abused so much!

Ashley Weed 26-07-2003 14:48

Quote:

Originally posted by monsieurcoffee
That was displayed at Dean's house during the chairman's dinner.

Hm, I wonder though, if the water will cost $1.25 like other brands... if so, I'm a bit disappointed.

Agh, $1.25 for a bottle of water? Must be a city thing... ... ... was there any mention of a possible release date for these machines from the local vendor companies?

Josh Hambright 26-07-2003 15:05

I didn't hear any official word...
But someone else might have talked to someone who knew.

sanddrag 26-07-2003 15:32

At a local movie theatre they get away with charging $3 for a 20 oz. bottle. At school and usually around here in venfing machines it's $1.

P1NKfreak13 26-07-2003 22:50

OMG! I loved the water machine. It is soo good to finally see the FIRST symbol instead of these football players and basketball players on the front of the coke machines. I cant wait to see these start to show up in other public places, it will be such a good feeling to know that I am part of this organization. I think this will really spread the word alot and help FIRST get more recognition if it IS released in the public.:)

Tytus Gerrish 26-07-2003 23:04

What she said ^^^^
But i dont mind Ana Kornakova on the machines

J Flex 188 26-07-2003 23:57

hey..1.25 isnt half bad for a bottle here in canada.. usually 1.50 at most vending machines CDN dollars.. i guess it might be cheaper over there

355 ml can usually 1.00 or .75 at really cheap ones

Anthony Towne 27-07-2003 08:21

$1.25 for water isn't incredibly bad. You should try going to Europe. They have water with and without gas. If you want to buy soda, though, it's $4-$5 (soda is an import).

Gadget470 27-07-2003 16:08

The FIRST water could easily be a good promotion. Kinda like a TV add for a gas station. Most people don't go to a gas station because of an advertisement, I know I don't and nobody I know does. We go because it's a decent price and have had good experiences or no experience.

So.. you walk up to a new vending machine for water.. you first think "Oooooh Shiney" Then take a look at the price. "Hmm... 75¢ ($1.00.. $1.25.. whatever it is) for a water.. why not give it a try." So you cough up the cash and chug down the liquid.. and make a decision. "Hmm.. snazzy. I'll get another one later"

Then you tell your friends.. "Hey I found a good priced water.. at Joe's Groceries SupaMarket" I don't know what all of this "FIRST" stuff is.. so you take a look at the website on the bottle.

What's this done? Given the common person a decent thirst quencher without a corporate ad campaign bumping up the price. Promotes the organization by "word of mouth."

School's with FIRST teams could benifit too. My thought is to have the school's =TEAM= (not the school itself) run the machine as a fundraiser. Many teams don't have a lot of money, and this could get them probably up to $500 a season. Many schools don't allow Soda Pop in a classroom, but almost all allow water.

apk 27-07-2003 18:59

It would be a good promotion and fundraiser for teams to run these machines at their schools and maybe around their communities.


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