The vest vending machine at San Francisco's airport is getting mocked, but it rings up $10,000 in sales every month

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• There's a vending machine at San Francisco's airport that dispenses vests.
• The practical outerwear is favored among Bay Area venture capital investors.
• A spokesperson for San Francisco International Airport told Business Insider that the vest vending machine averages $10,000 in sales a month.

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San Francisco's airport has a vending machine that dispenses vests — the unofficial uniform for venture capital investors — and Twitter has been poking fun all week.

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