I would have contacted the original owner just to send him a picture of the money on the bed with me on it doing cocaine.
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I bet once the money runs out and he is returning to his day job, he'll be thinking about the fact that he gave back 6.3 million of it.
Like, maybe he'll think good thoughts of himself, and most likely that's worth it. But I'm sure when he has a real shitty day, he could be like, man, if I hadn't handed over $6.3 million to someone that had abandoned it...
Say he doesn't give it back... does he claim it on his taxes? Does he just pay for everything in cash for the rest of his life? Im sure the IRS is on to ppl like that
I guess he'll sleep easy knowing that Anton Chigurh isn't going to be knocking on his door.
What the actual fuck? If somehow forgot where they put 7.5 million, I'm not giving it back to them. Unless they're senile or something. And he only keep 1.2 m? Something here aint right.
How could the original renter of the storage unit let the rent lapse when they had $7.5 million in cash just laying around?
If there's not a link to the article it didn't happen, especially when they include random legal-ish language that wouldn't apply
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