Pay to ride the elevator

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Coin-Operated Elevators in Condominiums and Apartment Buildings Are Becoming More Common

Pay-per-ride elevators exist across Tbilisi, Naples, and China - and the debate over whether they're fair is far from settled.

www.yahoo.com

 

[bleedsblue5]

Not a bad idea to get people to do a bit practical exercise. Then again most will just pay and be lazy.

 

[Johnnie Africa]

You have to pay to use public restrooms in Europe - which seems to have managed to keep them relatively clean and sanitary.

 

[PooPooPeePeePoo]

The amount of obese and overweight people I see on the daily has me cheering on this.

I mean c’mon, if you can’t stay healthy for your kids then you need to reevaluate your life.

 

[gobigblue812_rivals29381]

The amount of obese and overweight people I see on the daily has me cheering on this.

I mean c’mon, if you can’t stay healthy for your kids then you need to reevaluate your life.

Unless you live 7or 8 stories up and have to carry groceries or packages up the steps.

 

[Anon668007]

In case of emergency, die on the way down the stairwell

 

[drawing_dead]

in 2010, i paid $15 US to ride elevator to the top of Taipei 101. you never feel it move, and it only takes a few seconds to reach the 385 meter observation deck. well worth the money!