Whose turn is it.

In the currant situation, I'd say it's shocking.

 

It's a highly charged subject of conversation.

 

You are all poles apart

 

This thread is a bit static for me

 

I thought it was a lunar beer dispensing vending machine?

 

I have yet to see anyone pee in the electric meter.

 

it might tingle a little, wouldnt that be shocking?

 

But now I'm still under current about to know how to put 50 php in an electric meter. Do you have to put coins into the special meter to get electrical power?

 

Not in Philippines, but in some countries it used to be the case. In fact it would work well for the poor areas. Just like with the cell phones. Prepay for your use.

Edit: Here's one for sale on Ebay

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/QfIAAOSwfY9XQaMH/s-l300.jpg

Perhaps it could be adapted for pesos and then landlords could make their tenants pay in advance for the power they use. I know I have left an amount owing on a rental when I moved out. I figured they could deduct it from my security deposit but as a landlord I would like this idea more.