We have two types of drink dispensing machines at school. One dispenses water as if it were an egg---a high-tech mechanical arm zips across the machine and gently lifts it from its resting place and delivers it softly to the door where you pick it up like a new-born baby. The other machine is for soft-drinks that drops a can of pressurized, carbonated beverage from what seems like a 5 story building that hits the bottom of the machine like a meteor in Siberia. Why is this? Why don't soft-drink machines use the same technology as the water dispensing machines? Just askin'...Anyone have an idea???
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