A little short? Sainsbury's ATM built 15 inches off the ground
An ATM outside of a supermarket in Nottingham has been installed just 15 inches off the ground, requiring locals to squat or kneel for their cash.
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Sainsbury's says that the machine was installed at the unusual height because it is located on a hill and that there have been no complaints from customers.
Nevertheless, the supermarket is considering moving the ATM, thought to be Britain's lowest.
The machine drew interest after a photo was posted on Facebook by Steve Drury, who told the Daily Mail: "I couldn't believe it. It was just so low to the ground and a man using it was squatting to try to get his money out.
"The poor guy must have done his back in. It looked incredibly uncomfortable."