00:01On August 19th, $41,300 suddenly appeared in our joint checking account.
00:13It is nothing we were expecting or owed and is clearly a bank mistake.
00:20As I write this Wednesday afternoon, September 2nd, the money is still there.
00:27I want to call the bank and let them know, but my husband says, let's wait and see what happens.
00:36I have heard of these stories before and I don't want to be arrested for theft or fraud.
00:42How do I convince my husband we need to alert the bank?
00:47Or do you even agree that it's signed bank job in Tampa?
00:54Oh, dear Flabby.
00:57Oh, look at Fester.
00:58Look at this.
00:58Fester's thinking hard on this one.
01:00I got bad news for this lady.
01:02Dear Flabby, what do you say?
01:05All right.
01:06Oh, and Michelle, do me a favor.
01:07Yeah.
01:08Can you quickly look up?
01:09And I know we've done an array of these stories over the years.
01:13What is the responsibility?
01:14If you have money pop into your account, just look that up.
01:17Go ahead, Fester.
01:18$41,000.
01:19$41,300.
01:21That's a funny amount of money.
01:24Because it's a lot of money.
01:25Yeah.
01:26But it's not a lot of money.
01:28Well, we've had the stories in the past of like $2 million shows up or, you know, some crazy amount.
01:34If it's crazy, legitimate, life-changing money, that's one thing.
01:39$10 million.
01:43But the $41,000, you got to know it's not yours, right?
01:48I mean, and the people who get in trouble are the ones that immediately withdraw it and then spend it
01:54on houses and Lamborghinis and, you know, and trips and cruises.
01:59Those are the people that get in trouble because then you have to repay it.
02:01Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:02Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:03Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:03Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:03Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:04Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:04Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:04Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:05Like, well, I don't even have it.
02:05You
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