Things we could put in a Redbox

list

• game console disks
• orca cards
• pasta / shelf-stable food ingredients
• floppy disks
• flat 3d printed DIY kits
• stickers
• masks
• condoms
• temporary tattoos
• small computer parts
• cables (phone cables?)
• pre-installed pi distro micro-SD cards
• tiny battery packs
• provisional guest passes for unlocking the front door
• googly eyes
• a full backup of wikipedia across multiple discs
• arbitrary disc archival
• jan misali's, unfa's videos, tutorials, etc and certain other strategic material that is all acquired by means OTHER THAN YT-DLP
• debian woman edition
• supermarket loyalty cards
• local musicians material
• get retro machines that don't have internet access and keep software for them in redboxes
• 3d printer filament
• WA discover pass
• blank keycards
• blank CDs and DVDs for personal use
• blank CDs and DVDs to burn something onto and give it back to the space
• stim toys
• prepaid phone cards
• yarmulkes
• sudoku
• parking permits
• paper bus tickets
• easily-identifiable placeholder items
• teabags
• first aid (alcohol prep pads, bandaids) [keep a physical first-aid kit nearby so people don't rely on the redbox]
• instrument parts (reeds, guitar picks, guitar strings)
• button-cell batteries
• nametags
• fantasy passports
• zines
• warm packs
• cold packs
• crushed red pepper/parmesan packets
• single cigarette
• 5 bucks if youre lucky
• those little plastic bugs
• a polaroid photo
• Literally Just Sand