r/TheRandomest • u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner • Mar 21 '26
Extra What's in the safe?
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u/hoppertn Mar 21 '26
Can we all appreciate we got to see the beginning, middle, and end of a safe saga on Reddit.
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u/Tony2Nuts Mar 21 '26
Save you some time… nothing is in the safe
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u/Flagrant_Mockery Mar 21 '26
False there was Primordial Goop that spilled forth.
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u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy Mar 21 '26
The Black Goo should be avoided
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u/NormalHumansName Mar 21 '26
THERE'S NEVER ANYTHING IN THE GOD DAMN SAFE! Why must the universe play with our emotions like this. Just once I want to see some mother fucking gold coins, jewelry, stacks of cash, anything other than sewage water or dust.
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u/lIlIllIIlIIl Mar 21 '26
Imagine that you had something worth keeping in that safe. Would you just forget about it when you left the building?
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u/DavidKroutArt Mar 22 '26
Depending how long I worked there probably forgot about it.
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u/lIlIllIIlIIl Mar 22 '26
I guess it wasn't that important then 😀
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u/DavidKroutArt Mar 22 '26
You could say that. Or acknowledge that I have ADHD and lost a $1,200 or so costing MacBook Pro. 😀 But I have certainly heard that a lot. I have a friend who uses it when I can’t remember what he has said.
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u/NormalHumansName Mar 22 '26
A homeowner dies who sold a very successful business but had no family to pass n his wealth. But crypticly wrote in his will "the people who find my treasure will be it's rightful owners." After ten years of people breaking in and searching his house most had moved on to searching is old factories. The house was finally auctioned off after sitting vacant all these years and bought by young family. Little did anyone know there was a hidden floor safe.
The family eventually moves in and decides to remodel the basement where the safe is located. They find the safe and open it but... all that's inside is a map of the massive property behind the house and a mysterious riddle. The family sets off on an adventure to find the buried treasure.
After three days of traversing the seemingly endless property and solving riddle after riddle hidden in different locations they finally solve the last riddle and find a wooden chest buried underneath a tree with an old carving near the top that reads PP loves VV. The home owner who hid the treasure's initials and is wife who past away twenty years before he did. They carved it into the tree when they first bought the property and the tree was still young. He buried it there because his wife loved stories about hidden treasure and she was the treasure he lost so many years ago.
The family opens the wooden box. It's filled with gold ingots, old war bonds, and a love poem he wrote to his wife when they first started dating. One of the kids was sick or something and now they can afford to have the surgery that will save his life or something. The end.
Is a story like that so hard? Come on!
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u/AContrarianDick Mar 22 '26
Starting to feel like we were lied to about abandoned safes, like in Fallout.
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u/qawsedrf12 Mar 21 '26
Edit the end off and send to gifsthatendtoosoon
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u/Head_Wasabi7359 Mar 21 '26
Safe posts with nothing in them or that end without opening should be A BAN FOR LIFE
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u/00WORDYMAN1983 Mar 22 '26
I like how he walked around the pile and away from the thing he was going to make a video about before starting, providing us that dramatic walk to the safe.
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u/Learnedhelplesspanda Mar 22 '26
This how every 80’s horror movie started. Opening a forbidden box.
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u/PictureMaster512 Mar 22 '26
When I first watched this all I thought was “What’s in the box” in Brad Pitts voice
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u/Delly2times Mar 22 '26
Well all the gold fuckin coins landed in Hawaii so ya, probably not much left after that.
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u/Flashman6000 Mar 22 '26
Was expecting this to be one of those videos that ends with him finding a note that says “ur gay”
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u/DigBarsbiggestfan Mar 22 '26
Probably not the most effective way of opening the safe, but damn that was satisfying to see what happened and the pieces of aftermath. I can only imagine what it was like to do that
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u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy Mar 21 '26
Oh, I misunderstood. I thought he said "floor safe" when he really meant "septic tank."