This isn’t a joke. Despite plenty of people not believing that it’s real, what you’re looking at is a genuine Instagram Likes vending machine, spotted in a mall in Moscow and tweeted out by Russian journalist Alexey Kovalev.
Kovalev tweeted out the photograph—which he tells us was taken by his friend Vasily Sonkin—two days ago […]. petapixel.com
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