Setting the scene. You’re a bank manager in a small town. Normally a little bank like yours wouldn’t have enough cash to be worth robbing, but this small town is almost completely made up of the elite 1%. At any given time the vault has about 3-5 million in cash. Even with that much it’s still peanuts compared the the billions the residents are worth. All the cash in the vault could barely even buy a house in the neighborhood.
It’s not uncommon for one of the locals to call the bank ahead of time to request a larger cash amount be made available for special purchases. In fact you processed a cash order last week for $200 million for Mr. Fox. The wonderful part about having all these filthy rich clients is they provide their own security and transportation. So this is just a typical Friday for you. You almost completely forget that there’s over 200 million sitting in the vault; why would you even need to worry? You’re the only one with the vault combination and credentials to open one of the world’s most secured vaults.