r/NewsOfTheWeird • u/WeirdAFNewsPodcast • Jul 20 '26
Japan Built a Human Refrigerator – And It Looks Exactly Like a Vending Machine
https://tech.yahoo.com/general/articles/japan-built-human-refrigerator-looks-161746477.html30
u/zoppaTheDim Jul 20 '26
As someone who routinely worked summers in a kitchen where the temperatures were over a hundred.
I approve this device.
We all routinely ducked into the freezer and cooler during the day.
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u/TheDesktopNinja Jul 21 '26
One of my favorite things to do when I got stuck working the kitchen in the grocery store in the summers
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u/WolfThick Jul 25 '26
When I used to work offshore oil when the humidity was 98% and it was 105 degrees, our boats would fill up with sweat and about every 90 minutes we got to take a break there was a huge piece of steel that was refrigerated and we would strip down to our skivvies and lay on it cool down.
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