'69 Chevelle L78/4-sp Survivor

[oldstv]

I was audited once, when I asked the guy what caused the audit he told me they wanted to know what I wanted to do with 18k cash. I told him it wasn't 18k it was 9 out and 9 back in. BTW, I did tell him it wasn't any of his business what I wanted it for. Don't think he cared...

[tom406]

Don’t forget there’s a number of places with search and seizure laws that let the police keep your confiscated cash for just suspecting its ill-gotten. Since they get to keep the money sometimes they don’t try very hard to prove otherwise. On the other hand, I don’t mind a concerned bank manager asking about elderly or vulnerable people withdrawing money on a potential scam. Hell I had a call that had me running around trying to buy Visa gift cards (don’t ask) to somehow deal with a fake legal problem. The scammer was smooth enough it took the questioning of a cashier (“are you sure this is real”) to snap me out of it.

[L78_Nova]

I once carried $15 K across the border to purchase a car. AFTER all the drama (and there was LOTS), The border agent says "now I have to go wash the cocaine off my hands. That much money always has cocaine on it".

Yeesh.... and they weren't even nice enough to tell us the highway was washed out an hour south.... 7 hour delay !

[Pro Stock John]

$95K cash lmao. Boomer.

[Bill Pritchard]

That car will never sell with those ridiculous terms.