I do miss the sound of the coins coming from the machines. The only time I hear that now is at the laundromat or the car wash. Funny they didn’t mention the penny machines.
Fake coin sounds are more annoying than satisfying. On a separate note, the railroad system in our area has started piping in train whistle noises well ahead of any train arriving as part of their safety corridor improvement. It’s really disconcerting.
Shut the front door. So a fake sound? We live a couple blocks from the train tracks, and the light rail zooming by lets the whole state know it’s coming.
The railroad installed speakers on the light posts marking the rail crossing. I first noticed it when I took a walk down at the waterfront and waiting for the crosswalk light to turn. The speaker was above my head and nearly made me jump out of my skin when in started to play that old familiar tune. Toot, toot.
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I’m speechless. The illustrations are very simplistic for such a sophisticated operation. Almost child-like.
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Well, it’s like playtime for adults, like recess. Looks like the kangaroo is about to deliver a round of spanking.
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I do miss the sound of the coins coming from the machines. The only time I hear that now is at the laundromat or the car wash. Funny they didn’t mention the penny machines.
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I know! Last time we went to a casino last year, they make a fake coin sound, which is stupid.
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Fake coin sounds are more annoying than satisfying. On a separate note, the railroad system in our area has started piping in train whistle noises well ahead of any train arriving as part of their safety corridor improvement. It’s really disconcerting.
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Shut the front door. So a fake sound? We live a couple blocks from the train tracks, and the light rail zooming by lets the whole state know it’s coming.
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The railroad installed speakers on the light posts marking the rail crossing. I first noticed it when I took a walk down at the waterfront and waiting for the crosswalk light to turn. The speaker was above my head and nearly made me jump out of my skin when in started to play that old familiar tune. Toot, toot.
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Tootsie, goodbye. I’m glad it didn’t throw you to the tracks.
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lol. 🙂
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Oh Vegas. The land of the walking wounded. Baby Sitting service!? I miss the old Vegas.
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I thought the babysitting service card was saying it charged $5 per minute!
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That’s what it looks like. So weird!
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