Pay now. But what?

Possible interpretations for this sign:

Pay Now! At the Kiosk!
Pay Now! At the Kiosk!
  • Pay for people?
  • Pay for children?
  • Buy this sign?

While we are on the subject of this sign: do you pay at the kiosk, or do you pay at the pay station? Must you pay at the pay station kiosk? Isn’t that redundantly redundant, in a redundant sort of way?

And since when is it the job of signs (or mechanical voices) to thank you? Have you ever felt any particular thankful sincerity from a metal sign?

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I started life as a child.