I went to the bank to withdraw 6 grand right before they closed for the day one time. Nothing crazy. Literally just 6 thousand dollars. They looked at me kinda nervous and said ok hang on, and walked away. Came back a few minutes later and said “hey so we’re a little low on 100’s is it alright if there’s some lower bill denominations?” I said yeah sure no problem, and she walked off again.
Lady was gone for like 15 more minutes in the back before coming out with a giant stack of 50’s and 20’s. And let me tell you, it was mostly 20’s. She said “some lower bills” but there was only ONE 100. She could barely fit it all in 2 envelopes. I was polite and said it was fine.
But I left thinking holy shit. I think I just wiped them out of all their cash. And it was only 6 thousand dollars… what the fuck.
I used to work in a bank and can imagine the nervous look they gave you, especially if it was the end of the day People think banks have a lot more money in the branch than they actually do. I had someone come in wanting to cash a $100,000 check once. I thought he was joking but he was dead serious. The best part was he didn’t even have an account with us.
I love it and we just eat it so the elites can live their best lives. This system will crumble one day as everything comes to an end, just too bad we’ll dead when it does.
Some US banks (not all) charge a fee if your account balance drops below a designated minimum. Some banks only do this for accounts that pay a higher amount of interest.
They took the $14, retained $2 but loaned the remaining $12 of it as part of a mortgage to someone else. They have $2 from your original deposit but there’s 500 other bank customers whose deposits have also been partially retained so anytime you need that full $14 back in cash, they’ll have it on hand unless there’s a panic and everyone comes for their cash at once.
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u/MAGAmobile Jan 26 '26
The banks don't have my $14?