"Guaiguai Culture" refers to a unique culture in Taiwan where snacks named "Guaiguai" are placed next to mechanical equipment. Those who identify with this culture believe that by placing the snack with the name "Guaiguai" nearby, it will make the equipment operate obediently. The rules of this culture roughly include: Guaiguai snacks must not expire and should not be moved randomly (except for replacement when nearing expiration); the outer packaging must be green (yellow or red packaging may have adverse effects); and under no circumstances should these Guaiguai snacks be opened and eaten, no matter how hungry one may be. Influenced by this culture, Guaiguai has become a permissible exception to be brought into machine rooms and is widely placed above or inside various equipment such as factory production lines, computer hosts, machine rooms, intensive care units, data centers, ATMs, emergency units, vehicles of all kinds, vending machines, and models of artificial satellites.

Feel free to print this and place it next to any of your devices, and believe in it.

PS. Lying down saves materials, while standing up yields better details.

Due to the larger number of supports, it is recommended to use a matte material or an easily removable support interface.

The prototype is created through reverse scanning modeling. Details have not been meticulously processed, and some small debris can be trimmed manually.

乖乖文化是指在機械設備旁擺放零食「乖乖」，為臺灣的一項特殊文化。認同這項文化的人認為透過取該零食名稱「乖乖」之意，擺放後能「讓設備乖乖運作」。這項文化的規則大約包含：零食乖乖不能過期與隨便移動（除了快過期需進行更換）、外包裝必須是綠色（若黃色甚至是放紅色可能會有反效果）、無論再餓都絕不能將這些乖乖打開來吃。受到這項文化影響，乖乖成為可以破例帶進機房的食物，並廣泛被擺放於工廠生產線、電腦主機、機房、加護病房、資料中心、提款機、警消單位、各式車輛、售票機和人造衛星模型的上方或內部。 --取自維基百科

快印起來放在你的任何設備旁邊，並且信仰祂。

注意:躺著印比較省料，直立印細節較好

因支撐數量較多，建議使用，消光材或易剝離支撐介面

原型為逆向掃描建模，細節沒有仔細處理，有些小渣渣可以自行剪除