Why do people always assume the worst?
 

So what, you have $90,000 in your freezer and people all of al sudden get suspicious that you are doing something wrong.

no shit, hasn't anyone ever heard of Cold Hard Cash?

I prefer mine warm and toasty for the rainy days... so I keeps it under the mattress...

uhoh is this thread going to get bad??:Oh crap































assuming the worst..

:disgust:disgust

It isn't like the banking industry hasn't had its share of problems. Haven't you heard of not keeping all your eggs in one basket?

If it's FBI money the situation gets more complicated.

i'd rather assume the worst and be wrong, then pass it off and be right...

well, i guess it depends on the situation and whats being passed by...

Sweet. What's your address?

That reminds me... I need to refreshen my drink.

Don't trouble yourself, baddog... I'll get the ice myself.

:thumbsup

Come on, he is a Democrat. I am sure there is a legitimate explanation.

What you really should do with it, in that case, is convert it into some sort of commodity like gold or platinum.

These days, if the banks go under, chances are cash might not be worth anything, either.

:2 cents:

Like I said, I am sure there was a legit explanation. He probably just did not have a chance to get to his diamond and ivory broker yet.

Do you know something?

I can lend my brokers...:1orglaugh

expect the worst
and never be disappointed

buy a safe

at least money there look normal :)

Only that modern "currency" models are probably the most wide-spread psychological experiments of all time.

I mean, it works - so why knock it....

but I'd imagine in the paradigm where banks go under, chances are people might realize the pieces of paper in their wallets are really little more than just that.

And fortune favors the prepared.

But will it stay fresh?

lol...I can't imagine why