A former fork-lift truck driver has set up a business that charges people up to 35 to smash household items.

 

斯潘塞从前是一名铲车司机，他创建的这项业务可供人们打砸各种家居用品，最多收取顾客35英镑。
 

 

The bizarre attraction - in a disused church - offers children and adults the chance to take out their anger on electronics, crockery and glassware. 

 

Customers spend 20 minutes smashing items with either a baseball bat, crowbar or hammer at 'The Rage Cage' in Brinsley, Nottinghamshire. 

 

The business was set up by Zaac Spencer, who spent 7,500 converting the disused church. 

 

Father-of-two Mr Spencer, 25, said: 

 

'It's the ultimate place to release your anger. 

 

'There isn't a place like this around, where you can do what we are doing. That is the main reason I think people come.' 

 

'We'll start off small and hopefully grow the empire.

 

'Shortly after Christmas depending how well the business is doing I'd look to employ people so I can focus on opening the next one in a city.'

 

Customers choose between a number of packages, the cheapest being 13 for 15 minutes to smash up five small items. 

 

There is the option of adding a printer to destroy for an additional 4. The next package, called Unleash¹!, costs 20 and includes four small items, one medium and one printer. 

 

Zaac also offers a 'couples therapy' option which costs 35 and gives customers the chance to vent² their anger for 20 minutes to wreck³ 11 small and medium items. 

 

Customers can also pay 10 to wreck their own household items for 15 minutes. 

 

Participants are asked to sign a disclaimer, meaning the business is not responsible for any injuries sustained. 

 

They are given a hard hat, gloves and goggles⁴, and can choose between a hammer, crowbar and a baseball bat.

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