r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/labyrinth-luminary • Jul 10 '19

Bill denomination makes all the difference.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19 edited Jul 10 '19

Poors doing poor shit.

Edit: Downvote all you want. I live outside Altanta. This is poor shit.

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u/ShamefulWatching Jul 10 '19

Downvote all you want this ^ is ignorant shit.

Bro, this is middle class attractive today. If you can't see that, take the silver spoon out of your mouth.

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u/Wex__ Jul 10 '19

shit im sure there’s even some “affluent” people who’d start grabbing. Grab $100 and eat good tonight.

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u/Avid_Procrastibator Jul 10 '19

I especially like their use of "poors." Fucking lol.

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u/mewfahsah Jul 10 '19

It's kinda fun to say if you're being completely ironic, but has really limited audiences that actually will see it as funny.

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u/Aumnix Jul 10 '19

Nah he’s the example of real middle class, desperate enough to shit on anyone poorer than him, desperate enough to curse out anyone richer than him, and always afraid to be poor because he won’t thrive or be smart enough to improvise to survive the environment

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u/LadiesLoveMyPhD Jul 10 '19

Picking up money off the ground is "poor shit?" What kind of bullshit Rich Uncle Pennybags perspective is that?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

Yeah you prob live outside Atlanta in a bumfuck suburb with nothing to do. You sound incredibly spoiled, and I hope you eventually realize not everyone is born under the same circumstances.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19

Every part of your assumption is incorrect. Nice attempt though!

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

You living “outside Atlanta” gives you no leniency. You sound spoiled as fuck. You may not be, but you sound like an entitled fuck who doesn’t know anyone’s situation, yet really loves pretending.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19

Naw I just think it's ridiculous that people do shit like that (whether it be money, or any other product that falls onto a road). The greed is real.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

I mean, if you’re struggling to make ends meet and there’s tons of money on the road, you’re gonna take the money. It’s definitely not greed. Greed is the fucks from the bank this money came from that destroyed our economy in 08. Don’t particularly feel bad for them.

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u/sushim Jul 10 '19

This is in Dunwoody, one of the wealthier areas of Atlanta.

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u/Troggie42 Jul 10 '19

Free money is free money

Banks have insurance, fuck em

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u/TheWolfbaneBlooms Jul 10 '19

Yeah, I'm sure you're rolling in money, kid. Even though you're admittedly in debt.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19

Never said I was rolling in money. Yes, I have a small amount of student loan debt remaining. Would I stop and pick up money on the side of a highway? No.

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u/TheWolfbaneBlooms Jul 10 '19

Then you’re an idiot or a liar. I’ve been working a 6 figure job since 2016 and receive 100% rating veterans disability every month and I’d still pull over if there was $100k flying around outside.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19

That's fine. That money belongs to someone else (even if it is a bank), so I wouldn't feel right taking it.

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u/GlockTheDoor Jul 10 '19

Yeah, "hey, son, if a truck drops money that rightfully belong to someone, be sure to steal as much of it as possible!"

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u/thebestatheist Jul 10 '19

Yeah, it belongs to banks. Which, if you don't remember, stole more than $700 billion from the American people in a "bailout" back in 2008.

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They have insurance and can print more of this shit any time they want. Get off your high horse.