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$180 billion

Nope, I have no desire to meet the turret mounted miniguns and frikin sharks with laser beams and god knows what else is protecting that place. Go get it and bring me my half.
 
I could take it all, but I really don't want it.

A bag full of gold coins is all need.

Besides, if I were going to go after a large repository of gold, I would go after the one in the Federal Reserve building in Manhattan.
 
I have a plan.

First a bunch of hot chicks are going to fly over head and drop nerve gas on all of the troops.

Then I will fly a nuclear bomb in a helicopter and put it in the vault.

Then I will detonate the bomb.

Once the gold market inevitably skyrockets I will get rich selling off the sweet gold coins I bought from an infomercial at 4am last week.
 
What? I thought the price of gold was rising? The coin commercial on TV told me so!

Not so bright are you? At 1% interest rate (lowest in years) we are losing a considerable amount of money every day. You know, maybe they can use the interest off this gold to pay for more unemployment benefits? Let's go to 188 weeks :thumbsup:
 
Thats really not the true value of the gold. Your way too high. If the gold was removed and they started to sell it off, the value of gold would drop dramatically, probably by about 60 or 70 percent. Remember, the price is in part dictated by supply and demand. If supply is high, demand will be low. The real value of the gold is probably around 80 or 90 billion, or less.
 
Too much heavy lifting.

4600 tonnes
Building materials used included 16,000 cubic feet of granite, 4,200 cubic yards of concrete, 750 tons of reinforcing steel, and 670 tons of structural steel.
 
Thats really not the true value of the gold. Your way too high. If the gold was removed and they started to sell it off, the value of gold would drop dramatically, probably by about 60 or 70 percent. Remember, the price is in part dictated by supply and demand. If supply is high, demand will be low. The real value of the gold is probably around 80 or 90 billion, or less.

The thought of being drip fed more money than 99% of the "working force" people make even to the sum of a fraction of $100B is good...

So good as a matter of fact that it's amazing what a man/woman would sacrifice to get it.
 
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