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While running cables behind the walls, I found $100,000 in cash.

And I'm wondering if I can keep the money.

You know, I think take it, even if it's illegal.

And you could go.

Go to a place where $100,000 is like a million.

I inherited a house from my uncle three years ago.

And by accident, trying to pass a cable there, I found a stack of hidden cash in the wall. I bought a stud

finder and looked to the walls today and found $100,000 in cash and a VHS cassette. They're all

packaged and sealed very strong and thick plastic bags. I ordered a VHS player for my computer already to see what's on the tech. I ordered a VHS player for my computer already to see what's on the tape. Which, dude, I want to know what's on that tape to me. I want to see the tape. A tape and 100K? Like, so many questions. But my question is whether I can take this cash to my bank and deposit it without

them raising questions. Do I need to do it 10,000 at a time, all in one go? I want to use this

to pay back my student loans, which are now $65,000. I'll use the rest to pay off my car and the

rest for building an emergency fund. I watched a VHS tape and it was of my uncle going on a 25-minute

rant about government

conspiracies in how banks cannot be trusted. Wow. That's why he kept all his savings in cash.

In a wall. Yeah, in a wall. He didn't even trust a safe, a safe deposit box. Wow. That's why

they were kept in his walls. And it was 120,000 as he said it in the video.

I found the other 20,000.

Hey.

I went to the lawyer and showed her the will and the video.

And she said it's surprisingly common for people to leave cash and hercences in our area.

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