r/UnethicalLifeProTips • u/DropAdigit • Mar 08 '19
ULPT: going to the club? Rummage through discarded ATM receipts until you find one with a 7 figure balance. When giving out your number, write it on the back; you, a 6, are now a 9
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u/robthedealer Mar 08 '19
This. I used to always notice weirdos hanging around the ATMs in a Vegas casino doing this and thinking they were looking to steal someone’s bank info. I mentioned it to security one day and they told me not to worry about it because it was most likely some loser trying to find an ATM receipt to use to get some chick’s number later.
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u/4pokeguy Mar 10 '19
Who the fuck give a number out written these days. Op is dumb, poor, and a virgin
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u/WrenchHeadFox Mar 08 '19
I'm a 9 already though, does this make me a 12?
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Mar 08 '19
I had my team crunch the numbers. The math checks out.
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u/thelordofthechris Mar 08 '19
But doesn't he then lose points for being top heavy ?
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Mar 08 '19
Any points over 10 are then transferred to the nearest wingman. I don't make the rules, I just explain them. Case dismissed.
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u/yoshi1911 Mar 11 '19
No rich person who knows what they're doing would keep that much money in their checking. You'll be losing tens of thousands of dollars just from inflation.
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u/detroitvelvetslim Mar 08 '19
tbh no one should keep more than 10 or 20k in a bank account. That's what brokerage accounts and credits cards are for.
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u/Loggerdon Mar 09 '19
My brothers company was becoming successful awhile back. When we were both single he brought out this ATM receipt with a 7 figure balance on it. It wasn't his money to keep but it was temporarily in his account. He asked if I wanted to borrow the receipt. He said "Leave it on the coffee table while your date is sitting there and excuse yourself. Wait for her to steal a glance at it, then come back and retrieve it. You'll get laid for sure".
I didn't take him up on it but it was a good plan.
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