Thats alot of Benjamns

[Mort]

Whats does 24 Mill in cash look like? Here ya go...
Drug dealer in Miami had all this stashed in his walls....

 

[eyexer]

wow. looks like the Clinton foundation vault

 

[Rowdie]

Don't these dealers have an exit strategy? At what point do you leave the life of crime, change your ID, and go live life?

 

[Captain Ahab]

$24,000,000/10,950(365days per year * 30 years)= $2191.78 per day of spending. That would be $15,342 per week and a measly budget of $61,369.86 per month. He/she could have probably retired on that even with zero earnings on cash and inflation.

 

[3Roosters]

I'm thinking many of those trying to exit involves concrete boots. On another note of trying to exit something..love THE FIRM movie. May have to watch again soon in fact.

 

[LBrandt]

Who gets it now?

 

[Allen]

Uncle Sam or the State/city/county law enforcement that confiscate it will get the money now.

I'm with Rowdie though, I'd have found a way to pull the plug long before I ran out of a need for insulation in the walls.

 

[Biglunch]

Should have spent some of it on a nicer gun

 

[johnr]

wow. looks like the Clinton foundation vault

Haha
Classic

 

[JayKay]

$24,000,000/10,950(365days per year * 30 years)= $2191.78 per day of spending. That would be $15,342 per week and a measly budget of $61,369.86 per month. He/she could have probably retired on that even with zero earnings on cash and inflation.

It would be a hardscrabble life, but I guess I could scrape by on $2K per day.

Man, would I have a lot of custom crankbaits...

 

[Sum1]

If I was the police chief Id let my guys grab a couple of bundles. Put it to some good use.

 

[SDMF]

Who gets it now?

The next despot who kidnaps Americans.

 

[Bfishn]

The hardest part of being a drug kingpin isn't how to smuggle the drugs, its what to do with millions in cash. A guy can only pay cash for so much stuff before you start raising red flags. Money laundering and tax evasion is what gets most of these guys put behind bars.

Watch the "Cocaine Cowboys" documentary about the Miami drug trade back in the day. Good Stuff!

 

[AR-15]

Who gets the money now? Obama's sons and daughters in Chicago, who else would they give it to

 

[dean nelson]

The hardest part of being a drug kingpin isn't how to smuggle the drugs, its what to do with millions in cash. A guy can only pay cash for so much stuff before you start raising red flags. Money laundering and tax evasion is what gets most of these guys put behind bars.

Watch the "Cocaine Cowboys" documentary about the Miami drug trade back in the day. Good Stuff!

Yep there in lies the problem you cant realy spend it. Hell you cant even put it in the bank unless you do it in tiny amounts and if you take to much out they flag you then too!

 

[Sum1]

I'd find a way to spend it.

 

[JayKay]

I'd find a way to spend it.

Hookers and blow.