Mr_Blott,

Used to find porn mags in bushes back in my day. They were magic pie bush bushes I tell ya

Chais, (edited )
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When the Munich public transport introduced new trains around 20 years ago some of them had porn images stuck to the inside of legs of some of the benches. You can be sure that teenage boys find them.
The numbers quickly dwindled but it took the company years until they had them all removed.

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  • Chais, (edited )
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    I never learned how that happened. We suspected that someone might have sneakily applied them during production or before delivery, as the trains were brand-new.
    I doubt they were “official” stickers 😉

    ChickenLadyLovesLife,

    My parents were big hippie environmentalists back in the '70s and they were always so proud of their son (me) for volunteering at the local recycling center every Saturday. Fortunately they never found out that I did it for the porn. I had like four or five copies of every porn magazine published in that decade.

    psud, (edited )

    I found them in local bushland (Australia) in the late 80s

    I presume they were hidden by older boys who didn’t dare take them home where a parent may find them

    I also didn’t dare keep them at home long, that book of bush went back into the bush

    RedEyeFlightControl,
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    It is a well defined psychological principle called Pavlovian response.

    JuicyGyri, (edited )

    Probably closer to intermittent reward than Pavlovian conditioning! But yeah, definitely already “well defined” by psychology haha

    RedEyeFlightControl,
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    I would suggest that the stimulus was strong enough to condition after one trial, due to the repeat behavior.

    iggames,

    Our neighborhood has the Magical Chicken Wing bush. The dog thoroughly inspected it for months afterwards, and still checks on it now and then just in case.

    superduperenigma,

    When I was a kid I pressed the “return coin” button on a vending machine at a rest stop and 50¢ came out. Gotta check every single vending machine now.

    tigeruppercut,

    My dad said when they were kids they’d check the payphones for coins in the change slot, so sometimes kids would spit in them to fuck w people

    SuddenDownpour,

    Have you found many?

    yokonzo,

    I do this too, and yeah you’d be surprised how many times there’s money in the coin slot

    IndiBrony, (edited )
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    Can confirm. Coin slot returns saved me from bankruptcy! Sadly much less common now with the advent of contactless card payments.

    glibg10b,

    Technically, any amount of money would save you from bankruptcy

    LesserAbe,

    If you owed $1k then $1 wouldn’t save you

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  • jaybone,

    This isn’t 1980s Hollywood rich guy poor guy rules.

    FlyingSquid,
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    I understand, Dusty. I would inspect the magic pie bush every day too. Who turns down a free pie?

    NatakuNox, (edited )
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    If I knew where that bush was, I’d periodically put pies in the bush just for Dusty.

    FlyingSquid,
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    Dusty is clearly a good boy or girl.

    Bhaelfur,
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    My cats did the same thing when they found a mouse. They would stand guard where they first saw it for over a month afterwards.

    Son_of_dad,

    My wife’s Yorkie once chased a mouse into a kitchen cupboard. After moving apartments and a decade later, if you asked him “where’s the mouse?” He’d run to the kitchen and stare at the cupboards

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