Views : 3,222,043
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Oct 16, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.95 (559/43,804 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-09T06:36:03.878261Z
See in json
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I'm not surprised that his bills were higher quality than the cartel ones. This guy was basically hand-making the bills, almost like an artisan counterfeiter whereas I assume the cartel stuff is mass-produced. As is usually the case, the small-scale hand-made stuff is better than the mass-produced stuff.
2.9K |
Forever ago, I was at a gas station and paid with cash. The lady said it was counterfeit and she pulled out a stack of "counterfeit bills" and slapped it on the stack. I told her to give it back, but she said she couldn't do that. I was pissed. I asked her how, and she said she couldn't see something you are supposed to see. And I showed her she didn't know what she was talking about as I could see it.
And I told her to give it back or call the police. So an officer came out and said it was real. And so she gave it back, but the whole ordeal took like an hour. So she had been confiscating people's money saying it was counterfeit. Though her explanation is someone took a counterfeit bill, and the owner said they'd be fired if they took another counterfeit bill.
412 |
I worked in a bank as a teller for a few years and got pretty good at detecting fake bills. I caught a more than a few! I wonder if any of these types got past me? When I found one I was not allowed to return it to the person which sucked, because they had to eat it and most of the time they were given the bill as payment.
We then sent it off to the secret service which I always thought was weird. Why would the secret service be in charge of counterfeit currency instead of the federal reserve who issues the currency?
I also find it ironic this dude was busted for printing fake money by a government that prints fake money on a scale the supernote printers can only dream of.
13 |
@WattWireNet
6 months ago
Finding the company outsourced by the treasury department and then looking up their patents was genius.
2.5K |