Are You In Debt From The Cash App Glitch?
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1:47 Seeing a negative cash balance expressed in scientific notation is a level of horror that I was not prepared for...
At that point, you flee from society and become a wild man. That's if you kept your wits about you.
Wtf did they even buy with that money
@@udayveerbhadauria1659The entire earth, lol. Nothing made by man combined amounts to this much money, so then my guess is that maybe the entire planet can be worth that much
@@udayveerbhadauria1659a nuke
@@udayveerbhadauria1659 Albania
I genuinely don't know how the hell anyone thought this wasn't going to have a major risk of catching up to them.
americans :)
@@ka-uy8yhkys it has nothing to do with being american
Criminals are predominantly people below the IQ needed to contemplate future consequences of current actions.
If you use cash app that much, you are probably not good with money to begin with
@@ka-uy8yh real
There seems to be a symbiotic relationship between fucking around and finding out here.
I honestly do feel bad for anyone in debt but at the same time someone who’s idiotic enough to do this in the first place would have probably ended up doing something with severe consequence either way
My dumbass brother did this and then asked me to pay it back for him😂
Many people got away with it by using stolen cashapp accounts. You COULD create infinite money with this
@@fullmetalavalancheDid he give you anything in return?
@@fullmetalavalanche what happened
I feel bad for people in debt… but not these people. I’m ok with a hustle against corporations. I’m ok with a little crime against big wigs... but this was just stupid.
Never exploit a glitch in the bank, never cheat in a casino. The bank has all your transactions registered and they are going to get their money back in just a few clicks.
Tell that to the Silicon Valley bank, signature bank, any number of state credit union that shuttered since 2008. you morons keep riding the dicks of companies that are thieves them selves.
Cheating in a casino is fine, you'll just be kicked out and not be allowed in any casino ever again for the rest of your life.
Not really a loss there.
The House always wins
@@fowden367 To be fair, if you cheat not with math, but by breaking the rules of the game, you might as well be sued for it.
Don't even get us started on Casinos
And this is why financial literacy should be taught in schools.
but if you do that all the rich people would be sweating down their necks because all the sudden them and the banks are no longer the financially literate ones, and they can't have that happen would they?
It is a required class in only 4 states.
Public schools no longer teach Ettiquete, Fiscal Responsibility, Tax Assessment, maintaining health and fitness, etc. You go to school to learn to be a good little worker that settles down and does his job, goes home, watches TV, takes a shit and a shower then comes back to work the next day. Welcome to the Modern Era
Has barely anything to do with the video but go off I guess
Simple math and logic classes is what could have easily prevented this. Given that this is a technology based error, it should be integrated into a technology class. You can easily integrate numerous concepts into math and logic and science, but the government likes to keep those "separate" so the vast majority of the population stays stupid and so that they don't realize that all these concepts are deeply intertwined.
Someone who was taught "2$ - 8$ = -6$, therefore -6$ are recorded in numerous databases in numerous computer algorithms, which your name, address, phone number and more are attached to." will teach math, financial literacy and basics of programming in one sentence. One sentence is all it would take to prevent all of this.
The educational system is a joke. I can tell you right now the people in this video have no clue about basic math and it's not even their fault. Logic at its very foundation must be taught early on.
So a bunch of people rushed to commit fraud and try to steal? The fact people were so ready to commit such crimes is rly concerning and they deserve a lot of legal and financial consequences
I kinda feel like this cash app glitch was a test on humanity, How many people are going to take the handouts? unfortunately many of them
@@trippen4391 racist
Yeah but it's a bank. Is it truly so suprising after everything that's happened? Many were probably just dumbasses and criminals who wanted a quick buck, but how many were on their last dime and just wanted to pay rent? Just wanted a warm meal? It's either steal from a bank, or go commit murder so you don't starve to death for many.
@@trippen4391dude this doesn't even pass the mark of being shocking if you're trying to be funny.
Go sit in a corner and rethink your life.
A majority of people are teens they dont even know what fraud is I dont think its right to say that they all deserve it and its concerning , it was more stupidity than them wanting to commit a crime
If you needed a temporary loan for something, that glitch would have been super useful. Couple hundred bucks for a bill or something. Crazy some people actually went 10's of thousands of dollars in debt though.
Meh I'd still do it because I want to buy a new computer.
@@sesad5035bruh
That’s what I was thinking lol, do a cool hundred or two and chill, how’d they believe they’d just get away with not paying it. Don’t give them a credit card😂😂
real i kinda wonder if anyone used it that way lol
Got to love the guy who just went all out in mcdonalds and that was it :D
Seriously disappointed how so many people never understood the lesson "don't spend money you don't have"
Let’s be real, most of the people doing this never learned that lesson to begin with. Most of the people doing this glitch were probably also fine with stealing in person as well.
That's why some people should stick with Debit cards.
@Termina2018 you can still end up in the negative with that sadly.
Indeed. People are too greedy, always wanting something they do not really need. Sadly it's a common biproduct of the economically-centered society we have built.
That's how a lot of credit card companies get so rich, people need to be more responsible in this day and age
Save the infinite money glitches for gta lmao
Some cheaters gave me millions on GTA online for PS3. I bought planes, jets, everything you can imagine. Then I stopped playing because I had a everything I wanted and there was nothing else chase after.
@@shanechannel7066same. once you get to the top, there’s no motivation to chase anything else and it gets boring
@@shanechannel7066 "Am I the richest, or is the world just full of poverty?" -shanechannel7066, rich guy
@@shanechannel7066 Me too but after the big updates I was merely average with my inventory.
Still using my glitched 800 million on gta online since 2014 💀💀
@1:46 Bro has more debt than the .gov😂
9 with 28 zeros💀
Bro got that college debt without going to college
Financial education should be mandatory
@@ThePresidentsNurse At that point they deserve whats coming to them
I dunno. A significant contribution to all of this inflation is everyone having more cash
@@blablableep6811you definitely need financial education
@@blablableep6811 Inflation is by definition the government printing more cash and distributing it
But then credit card companies wouldn't exist. We couldn't have that!
I was scared that there was a glitch that was hitting people with massive charges.
I’m glad it turned out to be people messing with the bull and getting the horns instead.
Same here.
I literally live off of cash app
People needed a reality check I guess. Too many things happen these days that have no consequences, but eternal debt, now thats one that sticks.
Yes but the difference is, if people were wrongly hit with massive charges that they had to repay, the companies and shareholders would do everything in its power to enforce those payments.
But any kind of financial breathing room that works *in the other direction,* to make the lives of the poor easier, will be swiftly corrected and repayment demanded.
@@hobomike6935tell me you know nothing about economics without telling me you know nothing about economics 🫵🤡
@@hobomike6935 They literally stole money 💀💀💀
Looks like nothing but Tyrone's playing with the glitch 😂
why does it matter? you thought that was funny? it really wasn’t, kid
Dat shit was deadass corny
This, kids, is why financial literacy is important.
just remember, you are ultimately responsible for your own decisions, if you are okay with taking money that isn't yours, dont complain when the owner takes it back and then some. Also seeing debt in scientific notation gives me primordial terror
Yeah but like obviously the guy didn’t spend 800 octillion dollars, so his debt isn’t actually that much, just gonna have to work with cash app to figure out how much money he actually extorted from cash app.
It was in a browser so he just used the F12 source code to make it read like that for a meme. He didn't actually spend 90 octillion dollars as nothing would cost that much. If one person had that money they could cure the national US debt 30 trillion times over.
The replies to your comment are slow.
The point isn't about how much money was actually spent. The point is that if you take money that isn't yours, you have to expect to pay it back because it's basically a loan.
@@deleted_account_0530 The replies are obviously responding the the final sentence of OP's comment. It's not "missing the point" to just talk about something else.
that idiot thought he could have turned himself to a trillionaire overnight. Low iq.
If there is something companies care about is their money. The fact people thought the company would be like "oh such a silly glitch lets just fix it and take no action against those who used it" is mindblowing
Every transaction in bank is recorded. It is same as robing bank open-faced, then post it hour later, from your personal account with all your data.
If it was a one off thing and a few small number of people got something like $20 they would eat the cost. When the bank I used got bought out and became another bank there was a small period of time where they warned everyone to not use money in their accounts. I didn't get the message and got groceries after work. I think I did it right as they changed the bank name for everyone's info and debit cards disabled because my account never changed after getting the groceries.
But the cashapp glitch was millions of dollars and enough to bankrupt them.
Basketball Americans
@@Note-DSim using this one
@@Note-DSYou fake wanna be racists crack me up, always 😂😂😂😂 you wouldn't hurt a fly you just need some love in your life kid. Go outside every now and then.
Ya'll should've paid attention when history class covered the great depression, Money can't be made out of thin air!
1:46 literally has -$3,486,784,429 in cash app debt.
Realistically, I think there's gonna be a huge class-action lawsuit of people trying to sue Cashapp for allowing this. They'll lose, of course, lmao.
realistically everyone that got bitten by the glitch can be charged with theft, so good luck getting the lawsuit off the ground
@@bjorn1583to be proven theft cash app needs to prove that money existed. Which it didn't do it's invalid
@@bjorn1583 Not just theft, but fraud.
Nah they they'll win and every client will be able to get .48$ in compensation through the most tedious interface ever designed
@@tyrrhus5248
Maybe they’ll win enough money for them to finally have 0$ on their accounts
The last time there was an infinite money bug, the one guy who knew about it ended up with severe anxiety (and perhaps other disorders), that lead to him revealing the bug to the public, and even getting himself intentionally arrested.
And yes, he also got a ludicrous debt.
The Australian ATM glitch guy right?
Hahaha ive seen this in a recent joessepi vid
@@22neosiriwongwattana12 yes
joessepi did a really great video on that guy
joeseppi viewer
Honestly respect for that guy who only took 25 dollars. Wanted one free meal and only bought one free meal. Easy to pay back, no major risk like NEGATIVE SCIENTIFIC NOTATION????? HOW DO YOU DO THAT
At THAT POINT YOU JUST FLEE FROM SOCIETY AND BE A WILD MAN
1:52
If you're wondering, that is -90,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, or more colloquially known as the number negative ninety octillion. That's a number with 28 zeros after it.
As someone who did not know about the cash app glitch and someone who legally can't have it, i dodged the world's largest bullet .
aki moment
We didn't just dodge the world's largest bullet, we dodged Oppenheimer's creation as well as the fallout.
As someone who doesn't know about cash app, and doesn't use 3rd party payment apps, I think people are stupid, overwatched tiktok and don't know what a "consequence" means.
Legally? So you’re an illegal immigrant
You can have it at 13-17 with the permission of a parent, below that no
Does that imply you are under 13?
The guy who had an e on his screen is done
Bro's going to be a slave for his entire life
bro got A quadrillion times more debt than the entire world lmao
When you're so in debt, you need to solve a mathematical equation to figure out what you owe, you're fucked lmao
@@chadvagbuster6580tf did he buy
Literally more money than all humans have ever made in the history of our civilization
In the end debt has to be collected and when you exploited the glitch to such an extreme that you can leave the country or get another identity, you might win in the end. Moral of the story: Either do it big time or die trying.
Yeah, at least a few fortunate souls probably made it out of this mess
As far as I know you can actually buy verified cashapp accounts.
It would be pretty easy to find a way to take huge loans and convert them to precious metals/diamonds/bitcoins etc
@@infiniteplanes5775I wonder how tho
that is if u can leave the country
@@theyseeyou7283and then what? There are certain regulations for you to do so in the first place. and i don't think you can do it faster before that debt collector come knocking on your door.
1:49 you know its bad when you start seeing letters in your numbers 😂😂😂
I like how people are saying "they should teach this at school" when everyone with the capability of thinking on their own would know that transactions can be traced...
People need to learn that the money is coming from somewhere this isn’t a game currency
Indeed, this is not something that the school should teach, is something your parents should
Actually, is something that a simple game of Monopoly can teach
Also, they do teach this in school. If you steal at school you get punished. Everyone knows that. Same principle here.
The thing about this is not about teaching it it's mostly about assumption, when you buy something with your card or make a transfer you get a receipt or it's marked on your history, this means that they have the number of the account and the amount and you can see it on the same account, this clearly tells you that they can trace your purchases and transfers even if the number on the account is bugged.
The people that tried to abuse this assumed that none of the things I mentioned above existed and some even knew but thought they could get away with it as long as they could pass it as a mistake (I thought I had the money since my account number never changed) and while this could have worked no one would believe you if your purchase surpassed the amount you had by the double...
Taught*
9x10^28 is crazy. That MF literally will never pay it off.
That is literally ninety Octillion dollars. A further glitch it seems
Bro is DOOMED 💀
bro cursed his whole bloodline with debt
Lmao the debt gonna outlast humans 💀
That -9.e+28 number is actually a Exponential Notation, which really elaborates how f__ked he actually is.
1:49 Bro's gonna be paying back until the the heat death of the universe.
Who would have thought that exploiting a bank glitch would put you in debt
I did but I'm not dumb enough to do more than $10
My le glitch… le bankrupted me?
@@Cat-pv6yx Yessir
When you are young you don't understand/know how cruel and unfair the world is towards people VS businesses/corporations. You think the justice system is real and is on your side for example.
@@TheMidnightNarwhalWhy would the justice system be on the side of thieves?
Who would say that taking advantage of a glitch in an app that has all your Financery info would have consequences in the future, right?
Financial*
Nah not really
Yeah, they should have used some fake cards and info and buy some crypto with the money 😂
I really hope some people got away with it, for once it's the little guys getting free money and not billionaires, banks, megacorps, the govt, the DoD...
When I was working for fedex we road a bus to work and our manager was teaching everyone how to scam Cashapp at the same time she was collecting our bank info on pieces of paper to set up direct deposit. 😂 Fuck Fedex ghetto ass lames ass job
@@_blank-_ yes do the most volatile way of getting money and getting done for fraud. Brilliant idea
There was a guy in australia that did this once with an australian atm, felt guilty, admitted it, had his entire own documentary about it, then went to jail.
1:46 This dude definitely learned his lesson after getting slapped with a *negative exponential notation.*
e = ten to the power
>Osaka pfp
Checks out lmfaooo
Lil bro is NOT paying that off 😭😭😭
If you somehow earn a TRILLION dollars per MILLISECOND, it would still take you more than 2800 YEARS to pay off that debt. Let me reiterate, A TRILLION DOLLARS per MILLISECOND, which is equivalent to you earning more than one fifth of the WORLD'S ENTIRE NET WORTH PER SECOND, to pay off that debt in almost 3 millennium.
@@Ryann9yeah I don’t think he’s gonna pay that back.
How does someone even think they can get away with doing that glitch lmaoo
Especially when that glitch is shared like crazy on the internet. The cash app company probably sees it and its gonna be fixed with consuquense
They get away with it in GTA so they assume they can get away with it in real life too
Back in the day companies use to have to honor the goof ups they had. Now they can come and hunt you down for issues on the company's end. You cant blame people for trying, there's dedicated areas of the internet where people look to 1 up companies on all sorts of glitches.
@@SenorSwagBuns yeah in situations like these, it’s literally the companies fault. It’s not like those people hacked them, but instead they had an issue and people abused it. Next time they should hire better security
@@JamesDude100so what?
Just because an app says you have more money (that you *know* doesn't exist) doesn't mean you can spend it without consequences.
i dont think ive ever taken the corporates side until this one, its thievery, and it makes sense that people should pay back money they spend but dont have, i think its hilarous, and dont feel a shred of remorse for anyone who "lost" money like this
Was -79k from it smh at 23k left before it’s no longer negative slowly just paying it lesson learned
call me a conspirationist, but if they did it on purpose to force a ton of people to be terribly endebted to them it would be absolutely genius, in a evil machiavellian way.
Edit : many people said it would be costly to enforce the debt, and the stocks have plummeted right after the bug, I agree, this theory is probably wrong, I guess it is a cas of okhams razor : they screwed up and now They are scrambling to come up with solutions.
Also, I am not an english native, I know I use words wrong, you get what I mean
Arquebus moment
They are unlikely to recover the money because people in that much debt probably don't have much money to begin with. These essentially loans handed out with no finiancial research done and it's going to cost money to do all the research needed for acquiring the debt.
I know my next dnd subplot
@@uberculex maybe they will make it so the debt increases over time with interest 😂
@@nightfr09 Calm down, Satan.
Love how people thought they were getting away when you litteraly have to accept a ToS that makes you liable for everything the company deems is misuse. What did you think the 10 pages-long thing you have to read everything time you use something was here for, just to say hello ?
"Have to read"? 🤨
Nobody reads those things.
It should be a crime to make regular people agree to several pages of legal spaghetti.
@@ffwastyou win the Darwin Award 🥇 lmao 😂
I read them, except if they're for Google and Apple. I know it's basically rights for them to know everything about me and to be unable to do anything about it, but I still relent because their things are too useful.
@@ffwastlegally have to read, of course. No one reads them but we’re still held legally liable
People basically got a 0% interest loan. Great for them. Hopefully some made good use of the money.
I literally would of immediately uninstalled and deleted my account if this glitch had worked because the stupidity to think you would get away with it that easily is so stupid.
It’s like the door dash glitch
We truly don’t learn do we
I.Q.
*they
history repeats itself
@@Dectonit’s like they door dash glitch 💀?
I like the fact that you have the trump smugshot as your pfp
Ireland's largest bank had a glitch that was basically the same except it was ATMs so we had a night where half the ATMs in the city were queued to no end until the police stepped in, regardless the same thing happened and a large enough portion of people thought they were somehow just gonna get free money with no repercussion. A few very cringeworthy stories of people putting themselves tens of thousands in debt only to attempt to close their bank account in the following weeks to be told "Uh, no. You can't do that lmao."
Was laughing at all the clowns in Longford gathering at the ATMs, now instead of just living in some cases, they'll have everything they have to pay for it. Turns out alot of people are stupid enough to think that banks would genuinely give them loads of free money without anything back.
Know a few people that did it and they aren't very happy haha
Ireland: **is a tax haven stealing money from all of Europe**
Also Ireland: "nOoOOOooO yOu cAN'T ExPLoiT aN ATM GLiTcH 😭"
not defending the system bro @@_blank-_
A perfect example of a fake brain
Used the glitch to buy the majority shares at a major bank, now I just have to wait for the gov the bail me out
similar shit happened with DoorDash and people really thought another corporate wouldn’t handle it in a similar manner
This reminds me from that story of a guy who found a way to glitch an ATM. The bank didn't follow with making it public and running his life cause it would have meant they were incompetent and lose investors. The dude gave himself in and the judge at one point didn't even know how and what to charge him with even, since there wasn't any legal issues made against him by the bank.
A very wild story can't recall who covered it.
Edit: it was joeseppi
Thanks! Gonna take a look
i watched the exact same video and thought the same thing, i was looking for a comment to see if anyone else had said anything about it before i did
I was thinking the same! Just watched that recently
Ayyy i also watch joeseppi
I didn't even know this happened, but I can't say I'm surprised. Did they _seriously_ think they would be able to get away with it? You don't need financial knowhow to understand how bad of an idea it is to essentially steal money from someone easily and openly tracking your name, details, and everything you do.
Looking at the fact that most victims are people of color, your comment is highly inappropriate
Yes, yes they did. But it said I had money so I spent what do you mean I have to pay it back 😢
Dark skin, dark mind
They didn't steal anything. Cashapp essentially gave loaned payments out when they didn't have funds. They gave them a loan. Borrowers don't have to pay it back and won't face repercussions other than a bad credit score because we don't have debitors prisons.
@5g_schitzo863 yeah nah thats nuts if you think ls that right. Pay it back away otherwise goodbye credit. Remember when thoses clown said don't pay your bills last year.
shout-out to the guy 9 octillion Dollars in debt, more than all currency every made in all of history times that amount several times
I wonder what's going to happen after that 45 day mark when Jerry and all the others still have $-90^8 in their accounts left to be paid
Reminds me of the door dash glitch people were using to get free food but then door dash took all that they owed after they patched it,even if this was unpatched the IRS would be knocking at their doors
Yeah, like isn't' utilizing such glitch basicaly the same thing as stealing?!
@@naolidecomisso4108yes it is people should feel morally obliged to not do it even if company wouldn't get money back
@@naolidecomisso4108 Technically not because you would have to prove in court that the other person intentionally abused the glitch for financial gain. It would be a whole ton of mess legally suing everyone and you would actually lose money doing it 😂. Besides, suing everyone would take a massive blow on their reputation regardless if it was the right thing to do.
@@naolidecomisso4108Yes. And these people agreed that if something like this happens, they will pay anyway, but who read these "usless papers", that can send you into huge debt?
Yup that doordash thing was essentially the same example as this yet ppl don’t learn
As if people thought one of the biggest financial tech companies in the world wouldn't immediately have thousands of the most expensive lawyers and techies all over that.
Remember kids, if you owe the bank $100 it’s your problem. If you owe the bank $1.3 scientific notation, it’s their problem
As Socrates once says. "If you fuck around. You will find out."
If you genuinely thought you could create tens of thousands of dollars on cashapp out of thin air you deserve to be in debt
(Comment rephrased because people are too smooth brained to understand it.)
Tell that to actually rich people who do exactly that
you're evil
@@CCLittererand you are brain dead buddy
You have a fair points there. Nothing is free in this world
@@deusexmaximum8930to be fair they do have millions to begin with
Honestly they had it coming. What did people think was gonna happen? There was obviously going to be consequences since the money added never truly "existed" and it's not like the company was gonna pay for everyone's stuff
this guy thinks money exists
You’re got the complete wrong idea. Money truly does not exist. Physical money is literally just a special printed paper, and digital money is simply just numbers. Currency is whatever you make it out to be
The redditor vibes are strong in the replies to this comment
@@ryanhelmbold2288 r/antiwork mfs
@@ryanhelmbold2288Especially since the original commenter never even said anything supporting paper money or the like. Agent here even put money in quotes. Why people are trying to be cool by saying "Society. Is fake. 😎 " Is beyond me
They all deserve it. They stole money
“Free money” lmao 😂😂😂
Cash app provides a direct history of your purchases and a lot of your info is saved, why would people think that this wouldn't go wrong for them?
These people really aren't that intelligent to begin with.
Because people are stupid, that's why.
Probably because it was popularized on TikTok as "Free Money"
Cause they’re just people. We’re all stupid when wonderful prizes are within our grasp
Black people arent the brightest bunch
Once the company I was working for accidentally double payed me. At first I was ecstatic, but the thought crossed my mind that there's a possibility that they were gonna take it back and not just brush it off. Glad I didn't spend it cause two days later they took that shit right back. Never assume money's gonna be free kids, it's never that easy.
I got double paid and I didn't say a word. But I knew or had a hunch that the next payday, there would not be a direct deposit, I was wrong, that next pay period I worked a little extra and was deposit exactly those hours extra from that week, no more. They caught up with it. Moral, if you get extra money out of the blue, you better believe there is a recompense coming.
it happened to me once too and they took it back in the following days but the next payment I got paid for "extra hours" I never worked, either they gave me a little something for my honesty or someone kept the money and gave me the breadcrumbs afterwards
I got double paid once like a decade ago. I went to hr and told them.
How do they take it back? Since it already processed to your bank account? Or it just a check?
@@TheDragonfridaythe company can back charge your bank account, just like what cash app did.
This actually whole heartedly made my day better. Knowing that theres people out there who really thought they pulled one over on the system, only be to be murdered with tens of thousands of dollars in debt. Im not even being sarcastic. This video has brought a small amount of joy i didn't think id find here. Thank you =]
Must feel nice to be in a situation where the idea of free money isn’t overwhelming attractive, huh?
It really is. Get your shit together and find out@@infiniteplanes5775
@@infiniteplanes5775With a mindset like that, do you just steal anything you come across? Of course free money is attractive, but if it’s free, you didn’t earn it. People are only entitled to what they themselves work for.
@@infiniteplanes5775It's nice to have morals and the tiniest iota of common sense.
@@infiniteplanes5775 Free money doesnt exist, if u thought it did, ur fuckin retarded.
Imagine forgetting the first fundamental rule of financing and accounting of, for every debit there is a credit, just to see number go up.
"Dude, what if this back fires and you owe 20K in back charges?"
"I don't understand, I don't owe 20k in back charges"
Watchu meeen dawg?? I aint owe no munny back 😂😂 I dun TOOK it already bro you dum ah hell!
@@ryandubs7826 go back to playing titanfall all day. at least that’ll prevent you from ever entering the gene pool. but your trash personality already probably does that anyway. loser
Oh no! It turns out the free money wasn't free after all! Who could have predicted this? Shame it was impossible to know that this wouldn't work earlier!
If only you could just
/give @a diamond 9999
In real life
Actually it could of if they created alt accounts, like actually if every person who did the glitch used a alt account they would of got a whole bunch of free stuff, and then still have all there Money on there original account
@@HotFootBunny i know a person who does that
@@HotFootBunny he isn't an idiot who would post it on tik tok though
@@serenitycatI don't think posting it on TikTok is an idiot move. More like to show awareness of it
This isn't just a lesson in Meme Culture or "if it's too good to be true, it probably is".
This is also a psychological lesson in how people want their instant gratification without thinking about the consequences later.
I feel like it's just TikTokers, people on every other online space seem to be sane to me.
@@bluesherbet2741 I've seen plenty of people like it on older places (like Vine) and places like Discord and Twitter.
Not exactly this specific case but plenty of similar cases.
It's just that TikTok tends to be getting the most attention for it nowadays (because it falls within a certain expectation).
@@bluesherbet2741 Dude, saying that while on YT (home of the Flat Earth) cracks me up
@@bluesherbet2741Add Twitter and Reddit users on that list
*blacks
I'm so glad these idiots got caught out 😂. Honestly imagine running around spending money you never had
Like the govt 😮
@@southkeydonkeyote1005 fuck off with political shit this is about memes. No one cares
why? show some empathy. because they’re behind the screen you have to dehumanize them. but what if it was a family member
@blooflazh7 no I'd show empathy if they were using the money for anything other than purely selfish reasons. These guys went on shopping sprees they didn't do anything of value or to help with the money. And if it were a family member I'd still call them a fucking idiot, mercifully my family isn't this stupid
@@blooflazh7 Why would i have empathy for people who steal money knowingly? This isnt like they found a 5 dollar bill on the floor bro.. And if it was my family member I would be laughing at their dumbass.
Kinda wanna show this to my personal finance teacher and see how much hope he loses in humanity
1:55 bro bought the whole universe
Do you know how big that number is if he made a trillion-dollars a day he would be working for 37 billion years to pay it off
I'd love to see how that dude with 9x10^28 USD debt is going to pay it back lmfao
bro has to sell his soul
Probably fake but like
How does one enforce such debt
@@FungusAmanitafor real how about just not paying it, what are they gonna do give me more debt? i won't pay that as well
@@FungusAmanitaTheory: Dupe crap ton of money and buy bitcoin or some other cryptocurrency.
That is literally trillions of times more debt than the entire world(the world has about 305 trillions of dollars worth of debt)
“Fuck around and find out”
Its ALWAYS THEM who abussing the errors
The only thing I feel bad about is they didn't put a notice on the app, just a tweet. As for everything else, well deserved, its like a child with a credit card.
Even my bank puts a notice on their app and website when maintenance is happening and will disable logins.
The one time me being completely unaware of a trend actually worked in my favor.
Theft is theft. Just because you found the bank left a back door open doesn’t mean you have the right to clean out the safe.
Shout out to dude right here for not getting greedy😂😂😂 0:54 Bro got his food once and left it at that
Frr
Imagine a generation of zoomers bankrupting themselves before they've even turned twenty-five because they thought free money was a thing
you dont have to, that is what this meme is showing. it happened
That's called student loans lol. But in serious talk a lot of people are desperate to make money here in the US cuz of most people barely scraping by paycheck to paycheck so that's prolly why people thought to use it
@@lssjgaming1599 With student loans you know beforehand that you're gonna be in debt (I hope). These retards thought that cashapp money was completely free
@@lssjgaming1599even if I’m scraping by I’m not stupid enough to think that i could just pull the money out of thin air and there wouldn’t be consequences
Obviously poor people in the past would never think something so silly.
This is pretty much the best example of the adage: "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
Just like gambling, the house always wins
I can't believe people thought they could actually get away with this. The human condition sure is something else.
imagine thinking the corperate heads werent going to collect on the 10s of thousands of dollars you took from them
Took out over 350k through the cash app glitch, took it all out in cash and I’m sitting on it currently, I closed my accounts and am in the process of claiming class 2 bankruptcy.
Def worth it, already buying lots of stuff with cash
Wire frauddddd coming for youuuuuu
Time to flee
Collections can't collect what you don't have 😂
I honestly kind of feel bad in a sense for the people who did this but they did it upon themselves.
As someone who’s just getting their first job and starting to get real adult money i really appreciate these people for being such bad examples for people like me so we know what not to do
Good perspective honestly.
"Real adult money" got me dying 🗣🔥
Good, save yourself the lesson and start an actual saving now. Make it last, goodluck.
@@noodlerice8778 I already have my savings account hooked up to my direct deposit 🙏🏽
that's the "pro" of the internet, the ability for us to learn from others mistakes before we cause a terrible mistake for ourselves
“Oh no, the consequences of my actions”
Let them doom themselves
Tasty pain juice
What!!! You're telling me people have to pay back money that didn't belong to them in the first place 😂
You play with fire, you get burned
Idiocy and Greed are a lethal combination.
A certain demographic depicted in this video have both in spades.
@@McDLT999999999999999is it the nig-
That certain demographic causes a lot/takes advantage of a lot of the problems to begin with hoping for no repercussion @@McDLT999999999999999
@@McDLT999999999999999I’m pretty sure most people know this deep down, whether they like it or not.
@@McDLT999999999999999🤨
IRL money glitch unfortunately got patched by the devs💀💀
I duped those diamonds fair and square
I’m only noticing one demographic of people who really use cash app, and only one demographic of people who tried the glitch 💀
Just stay lowkey for 7 years and it'll go away, don't check your mail don't answer your door, literally just go off grid 😂
Reminds me of the time in GTA Online a few years back where the cheapest garage on the map was being exploited for duplicating money and a lot of people were doing it. Rockstar stepped in a few weeks later and performed one of if not the largest ban waves on their game in its history. I believe close to 60k people were banned in total.
back in 2014-2015 there was an exploit where if you clicked F4 on your pc on GTA online, you get 100,000 each click. So I just left a macro on my keyboard to click F4 overnight and I'm still using that money ever since, no one who used it got banned either it's absurd 🤣
Does anyone else notice a pattern with these thieves?
👦🏿🧑🏿
Anyone notice a pattern with school shooters?
@@hyperx72they're also black lol or trans
@@russian_pwn_u wtf is wrong with you
@@russian_pwn_umajority bein white
Hey bro, how much are you in debt?
" -9 to power of 28 "
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Damn. I bet they are going to be very busy with this mortgage 🤣
Free Money glitch: Take out a loan
You’ll have to pay it back, unfortunately.
Never take out a loan, that’s how you get more debt than you can pay off. They’re called predatory money services for a reason.
@@onesaucynougat7471Loans are not all predatory. Taking out loans is extremely important for building credit history, you'll never buy a house without a credit history.
I don't understand how it didn't click in these peoples heads that their actions have consequences
You can shoplift up to 1k with no repercussions in some places in America now, I forget which ones, but they really are being taught that actions do not have consequences these days, the futures looking like a crazy ride fellas, grab hold of something sturdy.
@@gamerdrive5565 You can shoplift any amount in probably every state. Most big corpo stores don't have mall security any more. People were stealing from Home Depot here in Texas by loading up a shopping cart full of tools and then just walking right out of the store.
1:47 oh thats a number…
*that is indeed a number*
Only dishonorable people would have done that
Doesn't abusing a glitch like this count as stealing anyway?
Sure it looks like easy money but at the end of the day that money ain't yours so I'm surprised people were dumb enough to consider it a good idea
That's a tough one, it may be deemed fraud, dependent on circumstances. But one could argue fraud wasn't the intent
@@chrism8180 How could fraud not possibly be the intent when you intentionally try to withdraw more than you have?
@@chrism8180Did you get your JD from the circus?
@@chrism8180 Fraud was definitely the intent lol. They knew full well they didn't have that money (at least for the people that spent thousands).
I doubt it would be considered a criminal matter though, they essentially just used Cashapps services as intended but Cashapp temporarily allowed them to go into the negative. It would only be criminal if they didn't pay it back.
It's wire fraud.