In reality it was actual cash money. He couldn’t use banks due to his money being gained through illegal means. He had stacks of money just laying around so much he couldn’t really secure it. Columbia is generally warm and humid so a lot of pests like rats and insects. I heard he was spending around 10k a week just on rubber bands to wrap the money into stacks of a thousands.
If you don’t know he made most of his money by selling cocaine though.
In reality it was actual cash money. He couldn’t use banks due to his money being gained through illegal means. He had stacks of money just laying around so much he couldn’t really secure it. Columbia is generally warm and humid so a lot of pests like rats and insects. I heard he was spending around 10k a week just on rubber bands to wrap the money into stacks of a thousands.
If you don’t know he made most of his money by selling cocaine though.
Chap never heard of tupperware apparently.
You could also go with metal or stone, like an actual vault, but we both thought of tupperware. Go figure.
Rats can chew through cement.
No way. Really? That can’t be much softer than their teeth.
Their teeth continually grow, and cement (not concrete) is not that hard to abrade away.
The District of Columbia isn’t that warm.
columbia, missouri
Maybe they meant the city from Bioshock Infinite. But I would think being at that elevation would make things colder, if anything.