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Now, I know banks are big on safety and all that, but this policy of just handing over the money when any kid walks up with a note has to stop. Why do they even have guards, much less armed guards, I ask?
I can understand handing the $$ over if you're a complete coward. I can understand handing the $$ ovr if someone points a gun in your face. After all, it's only money and not even your own money at that. I can understand handing it over, even if I don't necessarily believe it's what I would do in that situation.
However, I just don't grasp this policy of handing over the loot when somoene passes you a note demanding money. I think banks should be liable for those funds handed over without sight of a gun, a bomb, or at the very least the voiced threat of such. Bedamned if I want the federal government insuring the money when it's actually the bank's responsibility to show that the money was actually taken by force or reasonable threat thereof. Buncha poossies.