4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Buying an AI Vending Machine 1. No Cash, Just Cards Most AI… — @donaldluxama153

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@donaldluxama153's TikTok video "4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Buying an AI Vending Machine 1. No Cash, Just Cards Most AI vending machines only take cards. This may sound bad, but it can be a good thing. When people use cards, they don't think about how much they're spending like they do with cash. 2. The Door Actually Opens When people open the door, they feel like they can grab anything! They're not just buying chips or drinks. They can grab meals, snacks, and even desserts. A $1 sale can turn into $6, $10, or even $30. I've seen it happen! 3. They Cost More to Run AI machines can cost around $40 a month plus 5.95% in card fees. That's more than a normal vending machine. But if people spend more money each time, those extra fees can be worth it. 4. They're Not for Every Location Don't put these machines outside. I like putting them in places where people work. And what if someone steals? There's a camera watching! You really want to lose your job over a Honey Bun? I'll send that video straight to your boss! And if you block the camera, I can still charge you for what you took. And you know me, I might say you grabbed 100 Monsters! I'm just playing… but don't try it!" has 1,247 views, 33 likes, 4 comments, 2 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 3.13% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 4 days ago and runs 10 seconds. It has been saved 2 times.

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It was posted on 2026-10-20, 4 days ago.

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