I tried to withdrawal my money from the bank today

lol, do you want me to send you a pic of the cash?

No, your shitty bank doesnt have that much money kickin around back

I doubt it means anything, I just found it odd given that its one of the largest banks in a town of 30k people

Go try it. I went to pull out $20k and Wells Fargo would only give a $1,000. I was shocked. This was last week.

It's BMO Harris, Canadian bank lmao

>Is there something going on anons?
No, it's always been that way. You need to make arrangements for major cash requests.

Get monero

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you're not supposed to take that much out at once anyway, it draws the attention of Big Brother once you start working with $10k+. Take smaller random amounts out spread across a couple days.

That's news to me, but good to know. I just assumed I could get $5k without any issues.

it's your money, you burger.
what happened to freedom.

taxes will rape you

Even large bank branches typically don't keep more than about $300k on-hand. Normally for withdrawals over about $10k we ask you to call ahead so we can order more from Fed.

There's a liquidity shortage in the system.
I have to schedule my bill payments now in my online banking.
Didn't use to have to do that. It's been that way for at least a few years, but it wasn't always the case.

>it's your money, you burger.
Technically it's not. You should have read the contract, sometimes called the "signature card".

A standard deposit means you transfer title of the property to the bank, and they agree to return it to you on demand - but they are under no obligation to do so.

If you want assurance that what you deposit will be returned to you, you must do a special deposit. A special deposit means the bank holds the property in trust and MUST return it to you upon demand. They never gain title to it. Any funds that are a special deposit cannot be used as a basis for their fractional reserve jewing.

I tried to withdraw a dollar to buy taco bell. And they said they were out of cash. Now I'll starve. :(

>There's a liquidity shortage in the system.
False. It's all smoke and mirrors. There is no shortage because YOU and all other individual men and women are the creditors to this system. Because you are dumb cattle, they were able to convince you the creditor that you are instead the debtor who owes them. Being stupid is a form of slavery, I suppose.

Proof?
I do not believe that they would admit that. They would say instead that you passed your cash withdrawal limit for the day or shit like that. And in fact, ATMs do limit that. I think my acc't won't allow me to take out more than $500 cash/day, though if I go inside and deal with a human teller, I could take it all out and close the account.

that's not how the financial system and transaction monitoring/money laundering watch scheme works, bork. it can be structured around easily

>Is there something going on anons?
yeah, you got a shitty bank. go to another you.

So you're saying all I have to do is get them to pinky promise then I'm safe? phew

Uh, yeah, you don't own your money, they do.

But that's not new, you're just stupid as all living fuck and didn't think it was worth thinking about.

You're really going to have a horrible time living in the future, as stupid as you are. Better smarten up quick, fast, and in a hurry, because the stupidity you got away with up until now is about to become a luxury you can't afford.

Stupid retard bastard bitch. Ha ha ha, fuck you.

That's what she told me. She said to come back Wednesday when they get another delivery of cash. Apparently this is normal?

It's BMO Harris. They're not exactly small.

I just took out 6k the other day you dumb fucking nigger
holee fuck youre a returd

You must tell the bank in advance if you want more than 1000. Always been this way.

At my old bank I could withdraw $1k through the ATM like 3x a day. I didn't realize the fucking Canadian bank I currently use would be so stingy.

>he doesn't have cash on hand, cash in the bank, gold, and crypto
ngmi

You're right, it shouldn't have been in the bank in the first place. I've been lazy and haven't gone by in a while, but all my direct deposits have been adding up.

this nigger knows what's up. it's not as low as $1000, but the banks don't keep scrooge mcduck vaults of cash on hand. there's no need for that, and it's a liability in case of a robbery.

they'll have your money, depending on how much you need on hand. you may end up cleaning them out if you take several thousand or more