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My Taco Bell is cash money for collectible coins. In my change I got a silver dime and a Wheat penny. Then they have this game where you drop coins in and try to land them on these platforms. Inside I saw several quarters with what appeared to be tarnish on them. I bent down, and this had to look awkward as I'm 6'4", and looked through the glass and I could not see a copper plate.
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 Posted 04/15/2008  1:53 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Kilroy to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
That is great. How good are you at dropping clads on platforms?

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I'm awful because of refraction. Curse bending light waves!
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Last time I went to TB I gave the kid a couple $2 bills......hahahaha....took him 5 minutes to come back with my change. I saw him run off with them to ask the manager what to do!
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 Posted 04/17/2008  6:58 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Norcal Jim to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Funny I got a silver dime from Taco Bell change about a week ago...
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I used to love TB, but now that I live in TX, I laugh at TB! Ha Ha Ha. I now know the "other" TB (Taco Bueno) and it is sooo much better. I can't believe I used to not only eat it, but I used to like it.
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I can't believe I didn't remember this reading the thread a couple days ago, but I've won that game at Taco Bell before! I always thought it was a scam but I was really bored waiting for food one day. So I decide to give it a try. Decided to use a nickel (cuz I'm cheap like that lol) and followed the coin down and got it on the platform. The workers looked really surprised. Almost like no one had ever bothered to claim the prize before me. Kinda embarrassing but for free food, or free anything, I'm pretty shameless. I won I think a couple of tacos? Or a burrito or drink? I forgot. But the higher the denomination of coin, the bigger the prize. But I also remember that the lower the platform, the better the prize because the lower ones are more challenging or are smaller. One or the other. I have a bad memory.

Anyway, I believe the trick was to follow the coin with the platform on its way down. If you just try and position the platform and let the coin drop, its almost impossible. Light refractions from the curve of the plastic, erratic coin movement in the water as it sinks, etc.

And speaking of food spots, I'm from an area which has no lack of that genre of food. Virtually unlimited choices. And authentic is good. But sometimes, there is just that need for that "fake" taste that really hits the spot.
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04/17/2008 8:05 pm
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 Posted 04/18/2008  10:14 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add gatzdon to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
When I was a kid, I was able to get away with putting my hand in there and setting the coin on the cup or platform when no one was looking. I would wait a few seconds to dry my hand off, then drop a coin in while someone was looking and tell them I got it in.

Try that now-a-days and I imagine I could get arrested.
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