One thing also to consider is the backlash that could potentially occur if these machines do not operate as intended. Think another "missing key" incident that Nipton had, but with drug addicts involved.
It would not look good for American Green or Mark Tyndall if these machines did not distribute the Dilaudid pills to someone who desperately needs them, or worse yet, the machine distributed pills to someone it shouldn't have. "Street value of each pill being around $32" ... Yikes.
I could see future news articles about the machines getting smashed open, tipped over, or pick-locked either because they weren't working properly.
It's one thing to distribute marijuana, a whole other ballpark when a machine stands between a drug addict and their fix.
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