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‘there was a safe in the unit. The first guy couldn’t open it, so they called a second guy and there was $7.5 million,’ and I say ‘$7.5 million?’ and she says, ‘Cash.’”
Dotson said when the original owners of the storage unit found out that their storage locker sold, they had their attorney contact the new owner to negotiate a deal to reclaim the money. The attorney originally offered the new unit owner $600,000 of the $7.5 million, but they eventually agreed to keep $1.2 million and return the rest.
Dotson and his wife Laura recounted the story in a YouTube video they posted on Nov. 7. On the video, Laura Dotson asks viewers what they would have done with the money.
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
I don’t understand why the new owner said anything! I mean just keep your mouth shut and keep your day job. Don’t buy anything too fancy in your state and BOOM, your good.
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: infolurker
I don’t understand why the new owner said anything! I mean just keep your mouth shut and keep your day job. Don’t buy anything too fancy in your state and BOOM, your good.
Super awesome man cave/bug out cave here I come!
originally posted by: ElGoobero
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: infolurker
I don’t understand why the new owner said anything! I mean just keep your mouth shut and keep your day job. Don’t buy anything too fancy in your state and BOOM, your good.
Super awesome man cave/bug out cave here I come!
show up at the local bank with wads of cash and eventually they'll notify the IRS and The Man will be knocking on your door asking where all that money come from.
yes, if that's Sal and Vinnie's money, might not want to hold on to it to tight