Magical Beer Dispenser Pours Beer into Cups from the Bottom

This guy needs to learn to keep his hands off the lip of the cup. Yuck disgusting.

Shown in more detail here -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-sOgG3h6l0

(apparently silent...)

And this is better why?

The normal cup costs less then a penny - how much does this cup cost?

Plus you can't reuse it (I don't want your slobber on my beer dispenser).

Seems like a solution with no problem.

My guess is that it is faster. You wouldn't want this at your neighborhood bar but for sporting events and concerts, it could increase the productivity of the workers selling beer, making the extra expense of the cups worthwhile.

Keeping the line going at this rate pays for itself.

Not to mention intermissions when there is a very short window of time to sell at the concessions.

Nanotechbotz will make the beer, cup, etc. in the future...say "bacon" and bacon will appear according to preset preferences-

Ok, for starters, it's perfect pour every time, it is faster, and unless there is a problem with the equipment, less chance of spillage, and that probably isn't a guy calling everyone sweetie.

All I see is a way to give me less beer for more money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoqnOGbhMUk&feature=related ripoff

"Plus you can't reuse it (I don't want your slobber on my beer dispenser)."

Name one venue where you purchase a plastic cup of beer and you reuse that same cup for subsequent beers.

"Yuck disgusting." Guess you better not eat in any restaurant, then. "Ohmygod! The chef touched the vegetables!"

@Shaman1,

Since there is less head on the beer than from a traditional pour, it looks like more beer rather than less.

As for more money, this should save the vendor money by lowering labor expenses and increasing sales volume. But considering the captive markets in which these most likely will be deployed, I've got to admit that the savings probably won't be passed along to you and I.

I volunteer @ Ravens stadium for the football games sometimes, and I know that this device would definitely speed things up at half-time! Just have to figure out a quick-pay solution as well, otherwise the register will slow you down :(

(and we never re-use cups--yuck!)

If you're willing to drink mass-produced beer out of plastic cups, why would it trouble you how it's poured?