The Georgian Lift
Elevators in Georgia have one detail that might be very handy in this recession times. They don’t let visitors to use them without… payment.
A person visiting your house have to pay with a coin before he could ever go to your higher floor or… go by stairs and not waste electricity.
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WIsh we did that here
What kind of coin?
25 ¢ ?!
Wouldn’t it make more seen if the coin was a Georgian coin and therefor not a cent, but a lari og tetri coin? Looks a bit like a 20 tetri coin.
yo fuck Saakashvili
that’s what crisis forces us to do, to collect money from our poor people because we do not have cheap energy sources anymore.
No money, no army, our territory is chopped up.
But we are true Christians, let’s pray so that the GOD help us to survive.
P.S. Misha needs some medical attention or maybe he is looking for a good chef to cook him some special georgian dish with the beloved delicacy - his tie !
Meet the new Georgian’s BigMac with Misha’s tie!
Mmmm… I don’t know that the novel Ubik from Philip K. Dick was located in Georgia.
Greetings from Spain!
I think this is a great freakin’ idea. Make all those fatty Americans get some damn exercise. Would be nice if it had ANY indication that you have to pay though! It looks like the entrance to a sex dungeon.
Georgia… Russia is also getting more poor. Latest statistics state over 17 percent of population has to live of less than 5100 rubles [160 USD] per month.
I am ashamed to be Russian, knowing how much is wasted on ‘prestiguos’ projects by government
how could be ashamed of who you are? why don’t you kill yourself and hopefully when you are born again you will be Chinese.
Unfortunately the fat ones are the ones that can afford it the most.
Smashed buttons is a result of poor people’s vengeance! :)) Actually, more looks like some donations box
*”some” = “some kind of”
In the 60s and 70s, coin-operated elevators were common in Italy too..
Home phones in the early 60s, in cities of Lisbon and Porto, here in Portugal, were also coin-operated just like public pay phones - by putting firstly a 1$00 (one escudo) coin into a compartment in the back - really handy in case of emergency, if you didn’t have a coin at hand…
cm and then who collected the coins??
how many coins did enter into the phone before it was filled up an unusable??
just crazy..
can’t get much poorer than that