The model I think is fairly self explanatory.It was odd to see, a 'Ran-DomU' video, and I'm not criticizing Random, I actually like him and his content, and he really needs to talk more about videogames, because that is his best content, normally he talks about Drama, and I guess I do too? Birds of a feather flock together I suppose, but in this video, "MAGA Anton Daniels CRASHED OUT Over The Midterms.", Anton says that he went to the bank and got half a million dollars in one hundred dollar bills, and he's going to bathe in it like Scrooge McDuck.And I'm kind of confused for multiple reasons, for one, a bank let you withdraw half a million dollars in cash in a single day on demand? I don't think a bank would do that for anyone? Shaq tried to buy stuff from I think a walmart once, a lot of stuff, but like, only maybe a few thousand dollars, and the bank locked his account on a fraud alert.Shaq was so confused that he thought he somehow was entirely out of money, like genuine confusion. Because Shaq did have the money, but banks literally were invented to exist to protect your money. So I don't think a bank would even remotely agree to that, because they would probably call the cops on you and tell them to investigate why you need half a million in cash because they will assume it's for criminal behavior.But, either way, it's obviously a lie, I would say it was a joke, but I don't think he's trying to actually be funny, because he goes on about how he's set for life, he's rich, his house is paid off, his businesses are doing well, and he doesn't 'need to do youtube'. And again, I'm kind of confused, because I thought his main thing was podcasts and youtube? He's not in a position like I am, where I actually am semi set for life, assuming nothing unexpected happens, which you can never be prepared enough for, rich dad, it's a long story, because I legit go out of my way to do everything I can for free. I don't charge anyone for anything, and even have additional costs others don't have normally in this line of work because I have the megaupload that I provide at my own/community cost, though to be honest, the patreon does pay that subscription, I mean, that does do us all the favor of it. I think the sub for mega is $20 CAD a month, and the 4 patrons I have pay it off, because I make about I think $24 USD of it, so my patreons do us all the favor of having the mega, and I guess buying me a 6 pack a month. Which I think is pretty cool.Anton claims he could just walk away from youtube, and retire, but like, I kind of doubt it? Because he's already lying about having an unusual amount of money in the bank.Either way, youtube becomes a habit, I actually do have a lot of fun doing this sort of volunteer uploading as a hobby, having interesting descriptions generally is where I get a lot of my enjoyment of doing these, it's a hobby. I could quit? I could get banned, but like, that would suck because I find it fun to do for semi-free. I wouldn't want to lose this, at this juncture, because it's actually become like, a compulsive habit to make models, because I've done it so much at this point.But I guess he's never had real amounts of money before? Because anyone with half a mil, wouldn't stick it in a bank just willy nilly, if they were a fairly reasonable person, they'd seek a financial advisor on how to invest it safely so that it could grow exponentially. So I dunno, frauds are easy to spot, but I don't know why they try. Because they're easy to see through. I mean, if you're going to lie about how much money you have, there's clearly something very wrong going on in your life.I mean, he's saying this over his side losing the USA midterms, so I guess he's in full panic mode and trying to seem tough and cool? And just falling flat on his face.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://vocaroo.com/1dCKgpymuk1M">https://vocaroo.com/1dCKgpymuk1M</a>Back to my devilish tricks.Works well at a strength of 1Previews made with [Malebolgia] Fraud - Ditch 2 'Turbojuicy Fraud Realistic' Custom Checkpoint Merge Anima

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