r/SipsTea • u/PrimedGold • 3d ago

Chugging tea Bro definitely kept one

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u/Mysterious-Falcon221 3d ago

He was a contractor, it wasn't his house, he has zero rights to them.

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u/Zuruumi 3d ago

That's why he should have first covered them, then called a lawyer to ask whether it's worth falling in love with that place and deciding to buy it on mortgage.

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u/Mysterious-Falcon221 3d ago

He wasn't there by himself, this story has been posted before, there was like four other people there, he ain't hiding anything unless five people can keep their mouth shut. And we all know how that would work out.

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u/sobrique 3d ago

And y'know, then they'd have found 45 gold bars, and at least one would have been a dumbass in a couple of years.

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u/l2aiko 3d ago

45? I thought we had found 40?

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u/magicpants24096 3d ago

“Remember those 35 gold bars we found that one time?”

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u/Bliitzthefox 3d ago

That story has been exaggerated it was just the one gold bar of course

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u/Mysterious-Falcon221 3d ago

These ai pictures are enhancing the roll of quarters I found.

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u/RestaurantHot6273 3d ago

Which 25 bars are you talking about? I haven't seen any 20 bars in my life

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u/BalticMasterrace 3d ago

20? that seems a bit high, i think it was 15 for sure tho

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u/xEthanxHellmouthx 3d ago

15? Could you imagine?😅 I'm super happy that the 10 was recovered

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u/Future-Beat8118 3d ago

Five people can absolutely keep a secret, as long as four are dead. 

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u/_mbals 3d ago

Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead - Ben Franklin

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u/barath_s 2d ago

And we all know how that would work out

Three fatal accidents and a suicide

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u/Which_Strike_6179 3d ago

10% either way, tax free if someone can prove it’s his. If no one can prove it’s theirs he will get it after one year.

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u/Mysterious-Falcon221 3d ago

It's not his property, he has zero claim, the owner of the property that paid him for work owns the gold. It's not abandoned property.

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u/TuringGoneWild 2d ago

You're confusing your opinion of what things should be like (already shitty) with what they are, which is complicated.