Technically not idiots because they did it on purpose for comic effect. 
Oops
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Planners who think that these “modernist” added on structures are pleasing to the eye
Top: Royal Ontario Museum
Bottom: Le Château de Rentilly, France
Looks like some kind of cancerous growth. 
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I’m just pleased to see you 
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Looks terrible.
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This must be that “Glory Hole” that I’ve heard so much about.
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A 44-year-old man surnamed Cheng (鄭) … wasted his son’s NT$5,000 (US$161) school tuition in a crane game arcade in the area. In an attempt to recoup the lost school fees, Cheng enlisted the help of a 22-year old coworker surnamed Kuo (郭) to rob the change machine at a new claw machine arcade, which did not yet have surveillance cameras.
When police arrived on the scene, they found that the padlocks on the change machine had been damaged and they spotted Cheng and Kuo counting large quantities of coins.
You count your loot first, getaway can wait!
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If games represented countries; the U.S. would be monopoly, Taiwan would be claw machines. Put money into misguided goals, spend more than the results are worth and if the result is unsatisfactory, rob the machine.
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That’s sad, it shows how they prey on peoples gambling addictions.
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Some people really need to learn to keep their mouths shut.
Law enforcement agencies in the US like to pull the ole, you’ve-won-X-amount-of-money trick by mailing letters to last known addresses of criminals with warrants out on them. They’ve caught many idiot criminals this way. lol.
“Sooner or later the police are going to find you”. Or, you tell the police where you are on FB. One of those
She warned that the practice “has led to serious accidents in the past”.
Seems like there’s a deeper sordid history here than they’re letting on.