On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 22:34:01 +0000, Andy Hall
wrote:


Yes.

It's called a bank.

They have them in most high streets and they will happily look after
your money for you, even paying you a small consideration for doing
so.

The real magic is that you can get it out again from machines set into
the walls of banks, supermarkets, filling stations and even
launderettes if it needs to be cleaned.

I've never figured out how they get the notes down the wires, though.
I was one in a local Supa snaps shop and the ladies had just had a new
fax/phone delivered by their HQ to use in the shop. They didnt have a
clue how to connect/use it and asked if i knew. Being a quiet summer
afternoon i said i did and duly plugged it in and set it up. I
explained how to fix, i.e put the page in here face down,dial,press
this and the paper will be drawn into the machine. The woman looked
puzzled and then asked, but how does the sheet of paper fit down the
wire?. I looked,she wasnt even smiling-i think she meant it......



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