List-O-Matcold opinions, 24 hours. price is the number of items.

Type a code, or press a product.

Keyboard works too: type B then 2.

Push. Your pick lands here.

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Every list prints as a receipt. A 3 item list is a stub. The 100 item list is the kind of receipt a pharmacy hands you for a pack of gum.

Designer's note

Core idea: lists are products behind glass. You window-shop the covers, punch a code, the pack drops, and the list prints as a receipt whose length is the joke: price and paper both scale with the item count.

Homes for rich content: the pack face is each list's cover art; every blurbed line item carries a coupon-sized photo and a link; unblurbed items are themselves links; "sold out" slots tease lists that are coming; the "also bought" strip chains you to the next list.

Hardest to build: making a 100 item receipt funny without being a chore. The folds (tear-off sections) need real thought per list, and the glass needs to stay shoppable when there are 40 products instead of 10, probably as multiple machines in a row.