You really hit us with the sewing supplies at the end.

not the butter cookies having a sewing kit and buttons, thats always gonna be a trauma for me from kid to grown up

I love that the butter cookie tin/sewing supplies resonates with people from all over the world!

What a strange place for a vending cafe. It looks like it’s meant to be a break room of sorts for those working in the industrial park.

19:15 I thought it was something common only in my country, but apparently it is something universal.

lmao I wasn't expecting the sewing kit jumpscare but I too am guilty of doing this. The butter cookie tins are just too perfect for it.

The concept is good but they really need to add more air fryers or even a microwave.

😂 @ the ending . Everyone's grandma has one of those.

I love "directions to the place are straightforward" and you're showing literal footprints painted on the path :)

19:19 You knew very well 99% of all of us would play that last second frame by frame.  Lol, well done.

Logistically makes sense. Looks like it's Ben Mart, opened by Ben Foods, which is a subsidiary of QAF Ltd (where Ben Mart is located). Ben Foods location is slightly to the west, across Jurong River. QAF Ltd is... Just upstairs of the mart. Looks like they're a trading/distribution company, dealing with those brands you see in the video (Farmland, Cowhead, Gardenia, etc.). For those products that can't be sold to Fairprice, Sheng Siong, or anyone else due to too short remaining shelf life, they can just put them in the vending machines and there's a chance for it to get sold. In terms of rental, it's just a small space in a building they're already renting. In terms of manpower, just need to check, clean up a bit, and restock, which probably wouldn't take more than a few hours, especially since it's just downstairs. They can sell it for cheaper because of the shorter expiry, plus they're getting it at pretty much the best wholesale prices anyone can get. All in all, probably doesn't cost a whole lot in terms of capital investment to start this initiative, but there's a chance to earn back from the sales, otherwise it's gonna expire soon anyway.  

Seeing the brands and the companies involved, I kind of understand why they set up shop so randomly there despite such a niche target audience.

Am I the only one who is shocked by how big the chicken and curly fry packs are?

Some of those packages are more supermarket size than vending machine size. Dont exactly know what youd do with the frozen leftovers, but very cool video. Looks pretty off the beaten path which is neat.

I loved the end. Sewing supplies in a cookie tin clearly spans all cultures.😂

Ahhh sewing supplies flavored, just like the ones grandma made.

That bit with the butter cookies at the end really had me laughing. XD May have to try a waffle cheeseburger one of these days, too.

That last part reminded me of something that sometimes happens in my country.
When you open a fridge in your house, take out a frozen tub thinking that it is ice cream, only to realize that it was a tub of beans(usually black beans but the beans can vary depending on the region).

Oh the desire of something only to have it met by extreme disappointment...and yeah, my grandma has "cookie boxes" like those with sewing stuff too.

Soon as I saw Danish Cookies, I knew the sewing kit was coming. 😂😂😂

That wafers burger looked good! 👏

I really liked the sewing kit 😂😂😂

Your waffle burger creation was impressive! There's always something unique about having a sweet and savory meal.