He Discovered A Real-Life Infinite Money Glitch… #shorts

[sojans.r]

"He paid off his friends college tuition" - What an absolute legend.

[hexagonal]

Imagine not being found out for so long that you literally turned yourself in to get rid of the stress of one day being found out.

[weirdluck]

This guy is one of the most honest people out there since even though he was capable of doing good, he felt guilty of where that good came from. That is a good person

[totallynotsharkomaid]

When you hack the game so much that it isn't entertaining anymore:

[gmacka]

“Couldn’t handle the guilt!”
Financial institutions never feel guilty an out screwing anyone over. Crazy that he did

[jacobwatson]

Imagine stealing from a bank and feeling guilty.

[hidel]

He literally lived the life of a politician. Spending money that wasn’t his. His only error was that unlike politicians he actually had a conscious.

[redflame]

"He paid off his friends college tuition" He was really nice tho

[RawDoggin_]

spends infinite illegal money
doesn't ever get caught
"fine, i'll do it myself."

[mr.snowtick]

At the end I was like, oh only a year, that really isn't that bad, 1.6 mil dollars is a lot of money

[I_like_Plants]

Tbh he’s probably better than all millionaires, if I was in his position, I would keep doing it but I would be scared that I would have to pay it back

[ChavezAmtz]

Can we get a “How to?” on the infinity money glitch? Asking for a friend. 😜

[nuggetboiii]

“Don’t worry, he is just in creative mode.”

-Einstein

[cheez]

At least this guy has a good heart at the end of the day. I can list quite a few people who will live off of this their entire life

[augustseven]

When you find a glitch in the system, you never turn yourself in.

[gussetblaster]

I stole a Dr's script pad when i was young and dumb and forged his signature to get thousands of dollars worth of narcotics. On about my 20th visit to the chemist the dispenser was waiting with 2 policemen to arrest me. I ran out of the store in a panic and hid for 24hrs. 3 months later i was so stressed from guilt that i turned myself in. When i got to the police station they said there was no record of me in their system and that i could leave. I never broke the law again.

[firstlight]

Turns himself in for stealing a million plus
Police: doesn’t care
Turns himself on public tv
Police: Wait a minute

[thefrickinwwminer]

"Don't work for money, let the money work for you"
-Not me

[purplepanda]

So what are you in for?

I threw parties and paid for my friends college.

[Seenshadow]

The ending my friend shows the difference between an honest man, "we should all strive to be", and a bankier/politician/someone successful in life (they wouldnt admit to it and never feel guilt)