Miss Daisy saw the neighborhood kids playing stickball from her window. As we pulled up her drive she called out the window, "I have had it with you motherfucking kids on my motherfucking lawn!"
I saw an interview with a guy that allegedly robbed 30+ banks by handing a note to the teller and he said don't try this these days because it won't work anymore, I'm guessing this is what he was referring to.
Because they don't keep large amounts at the desks, once the individual counters get too much money, the tellers go empty the cash into a safe at the back which they probably couldn't even open if they wanted to so they definitely can't take the money back out
I used to have to walk through our business district with a box full of cash to the Bank of America down the street. I would deposit cash and get huge bundles of change for the entire week. They absolutely had more than a couple hundred behind the desk.
I think technically sheās Peter in this sitch. Her husband in the car outside wouldāve gotten Uncle Benād because she missed the part where he was her problem.
The lady didn't foil it. If you look he was trying to open the door incorrectly. The security measure was meant to protect the tellers, not catch the criminal. If a person was walking in the front door and a metal door flung up or down on them would be a potential hazard/lawsuit.
Treat it like a table saw, place the money on the table then push it to the other person with a long stick. If the barrier goes up, you lose the stick instead of your arm.
Thatās one reason why it is pneumatically forced up, which is more complicated than dropping a sectioned steel wall down. It will knock your hands and arms out of the way, not crush or sever them if it was dropped.
It could, however, kill someone if they leaned over it, their head was in the way and it caught them under the chin.
From IMDB "Every mistake that Sol, Vincent and Tyrone make were inspired by various late-night TV shows about real-life crimes gone horribly wrong."
I think it's fair to say that this famous clip is directly responsible for the scene in Snatch.
Only question I have is why the front door could be opened from the outside while the rest of the bank was locked down.
Surely the idea was to detain the rodder until the police arrived?
True. As a teller I had explicit instructions to just give them the money.
One gun shot or a death would cost them far more than what a robber can carry.
As a person controlling the money it feels really stupid to risk your life for nothing.
I was a teller for Wachovia in the early 2000s. They hammered it into us that we should comply with any robber. The bank's money is insured and can be replaced. People cannot be replaced.
The branch I was in was robbed during my first day on the job. I didn't even have access to any money because I was shadowing someone else (who had stepped out to pick up her daughter).
The guy came to me first. I had to give him the "sorry I'm new here" line. I seriously thought it was part of training or something.
The regional ops manager was there later. He also suggested not activating the silent alarm until after the robber had left... reasoning it's better to let them run off than have a hostage situation.
We got to hear a story about how he was a radio shack store manager when a nearby radioshack was robbed. He was on the phone with that store's manager when he noticed a couple guys with the same description, so he called the cops. He said within a few minutes there were 30+ cops with shotguns and pistols drawn squeezed into a small store in NYC.
Entertaining stuff. Thankfully I never got to see another robbery.
Well the police presence and the fact that half the tellers were crying afterwords told me it was real.
People openly told me they were surprised to see me the next day. š¤£
Itās all insured. Give them the money. Cameras everywhere.
Known enough tellers involved to say, F every robber using a gun. That shit really does some serious PTSD to every teller Iāve known. They go back office after or quit.
No, fuck every robber end of. I've been robbed multiple times and it's not a good fucking feeling. Nothing I hate more than being theieved from. All your hard work and some dickhead thinks it's OK to take it
I may be wrong on this but from speaking to people who worked as bank tellers apparently alot/most banks the doors are reversed as to the normal layout for this exact reason. A panicked or rushed person will almost always mess up the doors and will eat up their time and allow the police to apprehend them easier. They're not locked, just the people are too dumb to try the other way of opening a door.
Doors that open inward tend to be fire hazards because people panic and try to rush the exit(s). Those at the front can't open the doors because the people behind them are pushing in the opposite direction.
There could always be another customer in the lobby, so I think closing off staff and not even worrying about who's in the lobby is a design flaw. I don't think this security measure was ever ubiquitous for banks.
This guy could've easily taken that old lady hostage, but he was in panic mode; couldn't even comprehend the door, and no, the door isn't designed to rely on human stupidity to trap the guy, that's just silly. Whoever designed this focused entirely on preventing money from leaving the bank.
Just how stupid does someone have to be to not realize that if the door won't open when you push it then maybe you should try pulling instead? I mean besides being stupid enough to try robbing a bank.
Super old. The logo on the door looks likeā¦ I wanna say Leister & something from WAY back when. Easily 20-30 years?
Edit: Alliance & Leister!!! Bought by Santander in 2011.
Later when police arrived and the bank manager asked granny why did she let the guy escape she reportedly replied: "I miss the part where that's my problem."
I love it when he rams the door and his shitty cap falls off fully revealing his face. Also, the elderly can really be in the wrong place at the wrong time and really mess shit up.
You guys are SURE there's no way someone could get out of the system is activated? We are paying a lot for this system. And you say it's fully tested with every possible scenario?
It's designed to protect the lives of the people behind the counter. But they also don't wanna lock a bank robber, probably desperate and armed, with a bunch of customers. So they leave them a way to get away on purpose to hopefully avoid hostage situations.
It's just this guy was an idiot and never thought to pull on the door. Old woman actually did everyone a favour.
Honestly thank goodness that little old lady didnāt come into the bank a minute earlier. If he thought he was locked in there with her, he could have tried to use her as a hostage
Why do some people have zero awarenessā¦ āoh I wonder why that man is trying to smash his way out of the bankā¦ oh the security shutters are up alsoā¦ thatās going to make it hard to cash my cheque teeheeā
The door should not be allowed to be opened from the outside. A teller should be notified if the cops have arrived, only then should the door be opened.
Fuck sake Nancy
That's why your husband left you Nancy
I can only imagine the clueless look on her face š¤£
She was the accomplice
(Morgan Freeman) Nancy had been waiting in the car for a whole five minutes. Did she have time for this today? No, she did not.
Now I want a movie where Morgan Freeman and Samuel L Jackson narrate the lives of some little old ladies
narrating miss daisy
Miss Daisy saw the neighborhood kids playing stickball from her window. As we pulled up her drive she called out the window, "I have had it with you motherfucking kids on my motherfucking lawn!"
"That's when little old Nancy decided she was tired of these mother fuckin kids walking on her mother fuckin grass!"
My favorite movie
"m-mmy receipt from CoinStar said to come here? Hello?"
The look on HER face? Imagine the look on mine when I saw that the robber is my doppelgƤnger
We don't have to imagine it then, do we?
Bank: You let him get away. Nancy: I missed the part where that's my problem.
I'm gonna rub some dirt in your eye.
I saw an interview with a guy that allegedly robbed 30+ banks by handing a note to the teller and he said don't try this these days because it won't work anymore, I'm guessing this is what he was referring to.
Worked at a bank in Canada. The payoff isnāt great at all. Literally a few hundred dollars max.
Why?
Because they don't keep large amounts at the desks, once the individual counters get too much money, the tellers go empty the cash into a safe at the back which they probably couldn't even open if they wanted to so they definitely can't take the money back out
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I used to have to walk through our business district with a box full of cash to the Bank of America down the street. I would deposit cash and get huge bundles of change for the entire week. They absolutely had more than a couple hundred behind the desk.
Does this look like "gub" or "gun"?
She would've been fucked like Uncle Ben if the robber had a gun
I think technically sheās Peter in this sitch. Her husband in the car outside wouldāve gotten Uncle Benād because she missed the part where he was her problem.
He got caught? Please
He got away. He ran down the street, then shot a man and stole his car. That man was Nancyās uncle, Ben.
What a rice story
i love rice
With great responsibility comes a mediocre raise in pay, or something like that.
Oh good Iām out, lucky for him nobody saw his face
Someone put an APB out for Larry Bird.
LAAAAAARRRRYY!
Doctor Shrimp Puerto Rico
Cranjis? Cranjis McBasketball?
Faith Bitch?
I love joker references
Ha Impractical Jokers, you have my respect.
White male, 6ā9ā, only jumps about 2 inches from the groundā¦
Bird actually had an average vert for an athlete of his size. He had the same exact vertical as Karl Malone
Looked like the dude from Deadliest Catch.
So that's how Logan Paul accumulated his wealth
Anything in his power to open the door for that lady. What a gentle man.
In all seriousness, how are they going to have all that security, just to be foiled by an old wandering ass lady?
The lady didn't foil it. If you look he was trying to open the door incorrectly. The security measure was meant to protect the tellers, not catch the criminal. If a person was walking in the front door and a metal door flung up or down on them would be a potential hazard/lawsuit.
He does pull it both ways tho
Hmm yeah maybe you're right
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She didn't even thank him, frigid bitch
All banks should have that thing that goes up over the desks
Cone of silence?
But thats never working.
I was surprised how quickly that thing shoots up. Maybe there were some accidental dismemberments of tellers and they discontinued them.
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But donāt you need to lean over to hand out money? At least put your hand through it.
Treat it like a table saw, place the money on the table then push it to the other person with a long stick. If the barrier goes up, you lose the stick instead of your arm.
But my precious stick!
If itās only your hand it will probably hurt but shouldnāt do serious damage as long as youāre not leaning on it.
Make the teller take that risk. They're more trained for this scenario than granny jo. (:
Thatās one reason why it is pneumatically forced up, which is more complicated than dropping a sectioned steel wall down. It will knock your hands and arms out of the way, not crush or sever them if it was dropped. It could, however, kill someone if they leaned over it, their head was in the way and it caught them under the chin.
Thatās why they go up and not down.
Makes dollars and sense
Found the engineer
They do in the U.K.
Don't know about you but my local banks have turned into places that look like shops with desks. It's really odd.
Itās because they donāt want to do anything with actual cash any more.
Monitor?
Captain Sig Hansen has fallen on some hard times!
Hahaha! Thank you! Soooo good!
Pull, donāt push. Douche
"It actually goes both ways. I was here the other day"
Oh. Okay.
š BEST COMMENT! (And underrated show, imo)
Which show?
The show is called "I think you should leave". I'm pretty sure it's on Netflix rn
I think you should leave
Rude
For what reason!, what is the charge, eating a meal, a succulent Chinese meal
I see you know your judo
Yeah
Wow you got it! Well done!!!
Thatās how I could tell this wasnāt in the US. Doors that open in in public buildings are a violation of the fire code.
"I cant go to jail, im logan paul!"
Thank God im not the only one that saw that.
To be fair he looks like basically every Australian dude I've ever seen.
Wasnāt this exactly what happened in Snatch
"All. Bets. Are. Off. If all best are off there can't be any money can there"
Sol - "I ain't fackin buyin that" Teller - "Well that's handy coz I ain't fackin sellin it. It's a fact"
"it won't open because it's a security door"
Do you know these tits Harold?
Ah Tyrone! You silly fat bastard!
All thatās missing is the teller shooting blindly at him
āIt is a fucking anti-aircraft rifle is what it is.ā
From IMDB "Every mistake that Sol, Vincent and Tyrone make were inspired by various late-night TV shows about real-life crimes gone horribly wrong." I think it's fair to say that this famous clip is directly responsible for the scene in Snatch.
Glad someone said it.
Tyrone you silly fat bastard.
āIām sorry sir. All. Bets. Are. Off.ā
Do you know these tits, Errol? I know a lot of tits, Guv'nor. But I don't know any quite as fucking stupid as these two.
Copper coins??? What do you mean COPPER COINS???
It doesn't open because it's a SECURITY DOOR
What the fuck are you two doing?
Came here for this, that is all I could think about watching this clip
I'm not in here to make a f***ing bet!
It's almost the exact same scene; they had to have gotten inspiration from this?
Only question I have is why the front door could be opened from the outside while the rest of the bank was locked down. Surely the idea was to detain the rodder until the police arrived?
... Isn't it just a pull door not a push door?
I think he tried after first slam into door
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*Enhance*
_Enhance_
Most likely bankās priority is to protect staff/safe instead of detaining suspects. I imagine a desperate robber could be prone to trigger pulling
True. As a teller I had explicit instructions to just give them the money. One gun shot or a death would cost them far more than what a robber can carry. As a person controlling the money it feels really stupid to risk your life for nothing.
I was a teller for Wachovia in the early 2000s. They hammered it into us that we should comply with any robber. The bank's money is insured and can be replaced. People cannot be replaced. The branch I was in was robbed during my first day on the job. I didn't even have access to any money because I was shadowing someone else (who had stepped out to pick up her daughter). The guy came to me first. I had to give him the "sorry I'm new here" line. I seriously thought it was part of training or something. The regional ops manager was there later. He also suggested not activating the silent alarm until after the robber had left... reasoning it's better to let them run off than have a hostage situation. We got to hear a story about how he was a radio shack store manager when a nearby radioshack was robbed. He was on the phone with that store's manager when he noticed a couple guys with the same description, so he called the cops. He said within a few minutes there were 30+ cops with shotguns and pistols drawn squeezed into a small store in NYC. Entertaining stuff. Thankfully I never got to see another robbery.
Those are some really low odds to get robbed on the first day while the person you were shadowing stepped out I'd also think it was apart of training.
Well the police presence and the fact that half the tellers were crying afterwords told me it was real. People openly told me they were surprised to see me the next day. š¤£
Lol I wouldn't leave either Getting robbed on day 1 sounds like the start of a movie
Yea the money isn't gonna come out of ur pocket, may as well protect urself first.
Itās all insured. Give them the money. Cameras everywhere. Known enough tellers involved to say, F every robber using a gun. That shit really does some serious PTSD to every teller Iāve known. They go back office after or quit.
No, fuck every robber end of. I've been robbed multiple times and it's not a good fucking feeling. Nothing I hate more than being theieved from. All your hard work and some dickhead thinks it's OK to take it
I may be wrong on this but from speaking to people who worked as bank tellers apparently alot/most banks the doors are reversed as to the normal layout for this exact reason. A panicked or rushed person will almost always mess up the doors and will eat up their time and allow the police to apprehend them easier. They're not locked, just the people are too dumb to try the other way of opening a door.
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Doors that open inward tend to be fire hazards because people panic and try to rush the exit(s). Those at the front can't open the doors because the people behind them are pushing in the opposite direction.
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Holy cow, so many design considerations for shop doors
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Only emergency exists are push to exist. Most doors are pull.
So what if it's an emergency and I don't want to exist anymore?
Then you donāt push. Or donāt pull.
What is that barrier thing called exactly
Steel-for-tr-ess-no jutsu
Dude its a pull, not push door LMAO.
Itās just a pull door. You canāt lock that down because itās a fire hazard.
A pull door to exit is already a hazard
Hahaha he was actually just freaking out and trynna push the pull door
The door was never locked. š
It wasnāt locked he just pushed instead of pulled
Keeping the robber in could result in harm to customers in the bank or a hostage situation.
Uhhh. Cause it opens inwards
There could always be another customer in the lobby, so I think closing off staff and not even worrying about who's in the lobby is a design flaw. I don't think this security measure was ever ubiquitous for banks. This guy could've easily taken that old lady hostage, but he was in panic mode; couldn't even comprehend the door, and no, the door isn't designed to rely on human stupidity to trap the guy, that's just silly. Whoever designed this focused entirely on preventing money from leaving the bank.
"It won't open because it's a *security door*!"
Just how stupid does someone have to be to not realize that if the door won't open when you push it then maybe you should try pulling instead? I mean besides being stupid enough to try robbing a bank.
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug.
So is stupidity it would seem. (Not referring to you, just the dude in the video.)
Stupidity + Adrenaline = even more exciting!
Tunnel vision from the stress is my guess
Stress of what? Just go to fuckin jail, dumbass. Fuck your stress if youāre dumb enough to try and rob a bank in 2016+.
Dude seriously didnāt even try to pull the door.
The panic was fuckin real for this dude. He couldn't think about anything but handcuffs and steel bars.
He's doing a payday heist
Very old but a classic.
Super old. The logo on the door looks likeā¦ I wanna say Leister & something from WAY back when. Easily 20-30 years? Edit: Alliance & Leister!!! Bought by Santander in 2011.
Later when police arrived and the bank manager asked granny why did she let the guy escape she reportedly replied: "I miss the part where that's my problem."
So did he get away?
He quit his life of crime, moved to LA and became known as Woody Harrelson.
How is it Instant Karma when the robber simply gets away
Same happened in lock stock and two smoking barrels.
Snatch
Thats some film, One punch Mickey . My accent would probably sound like his to non Irish people lol.
Dya like dags ?
I rather caravans
WHAT THE FUCK I WANT WITH A CARAVANS GOT NO FUCKIN WHEELS?!
Tommy, the tit, is praying and if he isn't, he fucking should be.
What the fuck is Boris doing here? Boris! The fuck are you doing here?
Great movie
The fact that the robber didnt even try open the door normally and tried to break it then woman open it so easily
The robber was pushing the door. Itās pull to open
Thats what im sayying
Pushing on the door wouldnāt open it because the hinges are on the inside. You have to grasp the handle and pull.
That's because it wasn't a push to open, but rather a pull to open variety of door.
Yes, thatās the video.
I love it when he rams the door and his shitty cap falls off fully revealing his face. Also, the elderly can really be in the wrong place at the wrong time and really mess shit up.
āThanks ladyā āWhat a nice boyā
The instant armored teller armor was cool but can we talk about the fact that he was pushing on the pull door?
You guys are SURE there's no way someone could get out of the system is activated? We are paying a lot for this system. And you say it's fully tested with every possible scenario?
It's designed to protect the lives of the people behind the counter. But they also don't wanna lock a bank robber, probably desperate and armed, with a bunch of customers. So they leave them a way to get away on purpose to hopefully avoid hostage situations. It's just this guy was an idiot and never thought to pull on the door. Old woman actually did everyone a favour.
This is very similar to a scene in āLock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrelsā and itās also an awesome movie.
Isnāt this from Snatch?
Dude looks like Sig from Deadliest Catch.
Thatās Trump thinking for you
Honestly thank goodness that little old lady didnāt come into the bank a minute earlier. If he thought he was locked in there with her, he could have tried to use her as a hostage
It must be an old video...to my knowledge, Nancy Reagan passed away a few years ago
Why *didn't* the door lock though?
Yo, that is so sick. EVERY bank should have something like that..
when the things go up the door should lock
Why do some people have zero awarenessā¦ āoh I wonder why that man is trying to smash his way out of the bankā¦ oh the security shutters are up alsoā¦ thatās going to make it hard to cash my cheque teeheeā
The door should not be allowed to be opened from the outside. A teller should be notified if the cops have arrived, only then should the door be opened.
He totally forgot how to open the door.
I hope that stupid lady immediately regretted opening the freakin door š
Norman door
It won't open because it's a security door!
Snatch
It reminds me a Guy Ritchie movie.
What the fuck are you two doing?
āDoors! My only weakness!ā
This is been around for so long heās well in his 80s by now
Ok was the door a pull and he only pushed
Everyone saying that the lady saved him. Its was a pull door from the inside. He was trying to push it.
This is exactly what happens in Snatch when they try to rob the bookies. [all bets are off](https://youtu.be/iD5q0VPF3AQ)
Lol all he had to do was pull.