amm5061
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Have you followed me after leaving the bank eith a large sum?
That's EXACTLY what it looks like, though my friends in a black hawk have overwatch
No gunships? I would have expected an AC-130 or at least an Apache.
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Have you followed me after leaving the bank eith a large sum?
That's EXACTLY what it looks like, though my friends in a black hawk have overwatch
Yes. But it had nothing to do with... money.Have you followed me after leaving the bank eith a large sum?
That's EXACTLY what it looks like, though my friends in a black hawk have overwatch
Inflation was FAR higher in the 80s, as were interest rates (around 20%) and it didn't happen, I think we'll be fineAnd it's currently being implemented with money printing and inflation
At the end of the day things haven’t changed all that much from the 1800’s
I go everywhere armed...
Why not bring another person (or two) if making a large withdrawal? Say a friend or two that you trust and who also own (and know how to use) guns.
One friend goes inside while other sits in car with full visual on bank door and the rest of the lot. AR-15 riding "shotgun"...
Reciprocate for their needs...
I had a post earlier this year on this particular subject. My wife's mother passed away and we tried to take $17K out of my wife's and deceased MIL's account to pay for the funeral expenses. You would think we were trying to rip them off. They basically refused to give us cash. We pushed back hard and they finally had to agree, but it took a good amount of time for them to get the money together. Then once they did give us the cash we had to sign a waiver to not hold the bank liable if we got robbed in their parking lot. They wouldn't give us the money unless my wife signed the letter. It may be your money on paper, but heaven forbid you actually try to use it.
It actually gets tossed around by democrats (of course) from time to time, but never gets any traction. It would be suicide for a politician to actually vote for something like this and that’s the only reason it hasn’t happened yet.I've been hearing this as long as I've been hearing "they're coming to get your guns", which is decades now. Still waiting for either to happen
Wells Fargo Bank
Inflation was FAR higher in the 80s, as were interest rates (around 20%) and it didn't happen, I think we'll be fine
If asked about your armed status, ask:I've always found it very insulting they want me to trust them with my money but they don't trust me with my gun. And anyone thinking a bad guy with a gun pays attention to a sign is dumber than the sh!t for brains we have in office
Coming in time, need to save for thayNo gunships? I would have expected an AC-130 or at least an Apache.
Unless you appendix carry, that's where the money goesAlways ask for two envelopes when taking out big money at the bank.. Put a few hundred bucks of 20's in one, the rest in the other. Keep the 20's in your back pocket and the other in your waistband or sock.
Guess you haven't been reading the news?It actually gets tossed around by democrats (of course) from time to time, but never gets any traction. It would be suicide for a politician to actually vote for something like this and that’s the only reason it hasn’t happened yet.
As you're signing let it slip out that there are "Three "friends" parked outside armed to the teeth. I think I'll be fine."Before the Vid when I would take our large sums, the bank would have me sign a waiver that if I got robbed outside, it wasn't their fault. I always thought it was funny. But clearly it's an attitude and someone has won that lawsuit in the past.
The government has a much better tool for stealing your money: financial repression. Which just means holding interest rates meaningfully below the inflation rate.I've been saying it for years: retirement savings plans like 401Ks, 403Bs, IRAs, and pensions are all f***ed once the .gov realizes how much money is sitting around and figures out how to get their paws on it. For your own good, of course. You can't be trusted to manage your own money, after all. And if you can't manage your own money, then you really shouldn't have guns.
I never understood this phantasm about robbing 401ks, im like, they government they can just print more. Whats another trillion on the defeceit? LolThe government has a much better tool for stealing your money: financial repression. Which just means holding interest rates meaningfully below the inflation rate.
They started using this tool in earnest in 2020. It’s also how they paid for WW2. If you purchased bonds in the early 1940’s you lost half of your value over 10 years, because inflation ran hot with 3 major spikes, while rates were pinned extremely low.
They can print as much money as they want, why would they bother stealing yours?
that's what i wondered. over the past few years i have cashed checks for 3-5K @ the local eastern bank branch. in & out in 10 minutes or less40 minutes to get 10 grand? Sounds like he got robbed twice.
Bail-ins are a concern if you live in a country that can’t print its own currency. Maybe the southern part of the eurozone.I never understood this phantasm about robbing 401ks, im like, they government they can just print more. Whats another trillion on the defeceit? Lol
We should be going armed everywhere it's legal to.Why you should go to the bank armed
I've always found it very insulting they want me to trust them with my money but they don't trust me with my gun. And anyone thinking a bad guy with a gun pays attention to a sign is dumber than the sh!t for brains we have in office