You can currently buy overpriced snacks in 24-hour food vending machines.

But why aren't there larger vending machines at Migrol petrol stations or other places, for example, where you can also buy hygiene products, detergents, etc. at dumping prices 24/7?

I would also like to suggest a price mechanism: the longer a product is on the shelf, the more the price adjusts downwards. Stock levels can be managed electronically, etc.

Swisslog and other companies produce such solutions so that fewer people have to work at night.

If someone now objects about unemployment, there is always the possibility of reducing overall working hours and redistributing existing work.