Should I rob a bank?

Question

I am in serious need of some cash.......I need around 20,000 or more.


Should I rob a bank for the dough?

Serious answers only

STeven F...you must dont go to banks


I cash my check every month at the same bank..over 3000 and the teller always has the money,....maybe where you live evryone is poor...but here in Bev Hills ..they have more than 1000 in the drawer

Also have 2 jobs and atend a 40,000 a year university..

Answer 1

Give your head a shake! No!!!. I don't know what state your in, but consider this, under the best of conditions, and I mean, the best of conditions, you give the teller a note, say please,and thank you, get away with your 5 hundred, to a thousand dollars, because your not going to get much more, looking over your shoulder daily to get caught, and you will get caught!!! Unless, your really determined to listen to that really bad movie that's play in in your head, you're lookin at a violent B-C felony, low ball ! 11/3 to 4 years in prison, and that's with no prior record. They don't pay much in prison, but, who am I to judge, maybe you'd like the smell of TOP(rolling tobacco), ***, and balls,hell maybe the joint is a step up for you, but real bad asses, fight, their battles, win lose or draw, by the rules of decency,and honor, don' be a fool!! God Bless You

Answer 2

If you really want "Serious answers only", try asking a serious question. I seriously doubt anyone believes this qualifies. That said, the average amount taken in a bank robbery closer to $5000 than to $20,000.

If you rob a single teller, they won't have more than about $1000 INCLUDING the 'bait money'. Even if you clean out the vault, there is often less than $20,000 cash in the branch.

Answer 3

You may as well--just don't hurt anyone in the process. Because if you think this way, you are likely to come up with some just as lame & hurtful way of getting what you believe to be your needs met...so you may as well go ahead & get it out of the way, so you can be arrested, off the streets, and hopefully, after a good long "time out" ready to try new, legit ways of taking care of business.

I know, because I have been to prison twice, and wished I could have learned my lesson right the first time. Believe me, nothing in life is ever free, and you will have to be looking over your shoulder the rest of your life, even if you do seem to "get away with it" at first.

Answer 4

Nah! Too Risky. Cameras everywhere, guards, silent alarms, dye packets mixed with the money... and they don't keep much cash out of the timed safe where a hard working thief can steal it. Maybe they would loan the money to you instead. Or join the military, they pay a 40,000 dollar signup bonus.

Answer 5

specific it particularly is sooo a lot relaxing i do it for all time it particularly is my interest. in simple terms make constructive no go away no data at the back of and if u prefer somebody in charge then borrow my cat i blame her for each thing (it particularly is her fault we get undesirable climate)

Answer 6

no do not do anything to get you in trouble maybe you can get so money by a job that would be the smart thing to do

Answer 7

If you like sharing really cramped living quarters with another guy for a really long time, yeah!

Answer 8

Run for Congress, Banks are chump change.

Answer 9

no just get a better job and perhaps an education

Answer 10

If you actually think you could get away with it, you should do it.
I would start smaller though like a coffee stand.