A midnight vending machine stocked wall-to-wall with the hero and one sad grey rival — market dominance as a sight gag.
Vertical 4:5 night photograph of a single glowing vending machine against a dark street wall, shot straight on at 35mm, the machine's internal light the only source, spilling cool white onto wet pavement in the foreground. Behind the glass, every spiral slot in every row is stocked with [PRODUCT — e.g. "Brenno, a cocoa-almond protein bar in a bright yellow wrapper"] — dozens of identical, perfectly faced wrappers glowing like a wall of sunshine — except one slot in the bottom corner holding a single dull grey generic bar whose plain label just says "BAR", slumped slightly against the coil. Each slot carries a small price tag with codes in the style of "A1" through "D6". The machine's illuminated header panel reads [HEADER — e.g. "BRENNO 24/7"]. A couple of moths flicker near the header glow; the machine reflects faintly in the wet ground. Bottom third overlay in bold white condensed type: [HEADLINE — e.g. "THE PEOPLE HAVE DECIDED."] All wrapper and machine text legible and correctly spelled. No people, no real vending or snack brands, no graffiti, no litter, no watermark, no cartoon rendering — cinematic realism only.