Look - there is close up on photo number 9. It's a ONE DOLLAR bill. It means that they play with one thousand dollars, not one million. And it is a good old Benjamin portrait on hundred, not Washington - not to mention BIG "ONE" word that appears on every photo. You cannot miss it. Seriously.
We always see in the movies how one million dollars cash easily fits into a suitcase. There is nothing fantastic about it. You can get such a sum into a small package if you stack 10,000 of the $100 bills. One couple decided to find out where you can hide one million dollars cash and conducted an experiment. It exchanged $10,000 bills for $1 currency notes. Since $1 bills are the same size as $100s, this experiment accurately indicates the mass of $1,000,000.
Who just has 10 grand to withdrawl and play with? Plus they didn't try any good hiding spots, who is going to put a million on a child bed or in the fridge. Would it fit bagged up in the toilet tank, in a carved out spare tire or car seat, in the back of an old tv, laid out flat on a high cabinet, in an air vent, in a light fixure, under a floor board, in a hollow door, or any good hiding spot? the only reason why you would need to know where a million dollars would fit would be to carry it somewhere or hide it!
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foolish fools they are... FOOLS
It means that they play with one thousand dollars, not one million.
And it is a good old Benjamin portrait on hundred, not Washington - not to mention BIG "ONE" word that appears on every photo. You cannot miss it. Seriously.
We always see in the movies how one million dollars cash easily fits into a suitcase. There is nothing fantastic about it. You can get such a sum into a small package if you stack 10,000 of the $100 bills. One couple decided to find out where you can hide one million dollars cash and conducted an experiment. It exchanged $10,000 bills for $1 currency notes. Since $1 bills are the same size as $100s, this experiment accurately indicates the mass of $1,000,000.
Spend $1,000 a day for 3 years and that cool 1 million is now history. Do the math. N