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more frequent purchases that may be difficult for respondents to recall later (such as a fast-food purchase at a drive-through window, a soda or candy bar from a vending machine, or a carton of eggs from the supermarket).

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i know many viewed these classic vending machines as ugly urban pollution but i really think they were essence of modern japanese culture. same goes with their unique toilets, polite manners, modern technology, childish obsession of

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