@HersheyFPV Dude, if you actually watched the video, the theory is that he actually only threw away a small portion of the money and secretly kept the rest.
Chat: *Brings up the most niche possible topic that happened literal seconds ago* "Did you hear about this?" Charlie: "Yeah I heard about that." *Opens new tab*
Also, this was HIS money. Callingbit his family's money os rediculous. HE earned all that money. All his family did was exist. They did nothing to earnnit.😂😂😂😂😂
i found out a couple of years ago that during my parents divorce, my dad ended up embezzling my college funds & was presenting it to my mother as new income. they had a joint account for my college savings but she never thought he would take money from it because it had a huge penalty for removing any funds from it early. they were busted broke because my dad was taking my savings and gambling it away. i can only imagine what this poor family is going through.
My father cheated on our mother, stole our Christmas and birthday money and embezzled our college funds and on his side pieces. Now he wonders why we spend lots of time with our mother but don't visit him.
This is like a scene out of Breaking Bad, where Jesse has a million in cash and slowly drives round town late at night tossing thousands out the window. Does no one else notice, or is it just me?
Imagine he’s not an idiot and did one of the following: - kept majority of the money, family doesn’t know - kept the majority of the money, family knows. They try some sort of Insurance or Gofundme scam - He’s a legit idiot - Threw out all the money! Starts a gofundme to try and get more than before (which is also dumb) - Threw out the money but b/c he was angry at his family
@@StripedJacket I'd probably do this if I found out my wife was cheating or that she was planning to divorce me to get at my money/belongings that are worth money. Would take that shit and throw it into the wind down a windy freeway before she gets any of it.
What gives credit to what Charlie said is the fact that a bank won’t allow you to just randomly walk in and withdraw $200,000. What he more than likely did is transfer it to another account, and withdrew just under $10,000, because any transaction over $10,000 triggers an alert to the IRS or some other federal organization.
I work at a bank, what you're talking about is called a CTR (Cash Transaction Report) and by all means you *can* withdraw more than 10k, we're only required to ask what your doing with the money. You're allowed to say you don't want to answer (that would simply go on the report), however what I find unlikely is that he got that all in cash because unless his bank is in the middle of a major city, I can't imagine them having 200k on hand to give to an individual (as opposed to the many individuals it would have). Where I work, we hesitate even with 10k if you didn't call first call in advance for us to order it and we tell people we need that notice for anything over 5k (typically we'll still do that no problem, it's just for the sake of argument we request they tell us in advance).
"Like a bank robber" is the key phrase here. If we look at it from the perspective of him setting himself up to leave that family, it makes perfect sense. He robbed the bank alright, just in a different way/sense.
I don't know how putting your entire family's financial security into jeopardy just so you can give back to the people is a good idea, let alone a majority of those cash being lost or damaged.
1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it 2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family) 3) becomes a news story as it obviously would 4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me. 5) go fund me reaches over 200,000 6) family now has 390,000
@@martinc8325 their spamming that throughout every other reply section. It is probably safe to say that there just attention seaking. They even have the same number of likes to each of the re stated replies ( which is one like). Meaning they sadly also liked there own comments.
One of my favorite things about Charlie is that he’s so up to date with everything. Chat would come up with the wildest most ridiculous shit you’ve ever heard about and he’s gonna be like ‘yeah that was an interesting story let’s talk about it’
he definitely didn't throw all the money out. he is definitely covering up something that he actually did with the majority of that money. We'll call it "Reverse Money Laundering"
My mom heard about this and we immediately left the house and saw people picking up money on the side of the highway. We couldn't find any because we were slightly late, but her friend pocketed a few thousand. I live extremely near the area it happened so its really weird to hear charlie talk about it lol
Did your mom hint to her friend the idea of turning some of it in? Just curious Not judging people who don’t since most of us definitely need the extra money for one reason or another
This happened once to my fam when we went to Vegas, I came with my friend so we were exploring and later they showed us the video of people getting out of their car to pick up a lot of money in the streets
at least you weren't at the event 10 minutes late and watching people pick up the last of the 100 dollar bills... you'd have to be an idiot to do that aodhjsfdnadmn
I lived in Eugene, OR for about 5 years and can confirm people will do unusual, crazy stuff everyday. Not typically with money, but you'll find other wacky things along the roads/highways to the point you could make a stoner-based scavenger hunt or some Walmart-Bingo type game out of it.
from someone who works at a bank, always have your own bank account. doesn't matter who it is just don't do it when I used to work customer service we would see issues similar to this pop up all the time (minus the throwing away cash all over the highway part). Family, bf/gf, business partners, friends. There really isnt anything that the family can do about it, they could try to take him to civil court but its probably not gonna lead anywhere. for me and my gf we both have joint ownership on the spending accounts where we put money in right before we're about to buy something, we keep our payroll accounts where most of our money is at separate just in case something was to ever happen between us.
1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it. 2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family) 3) becomes a news story as it obviously would 4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me. 5) go fund me reaches over 200,000 6) family now has 390,000 So maybe it was the “best plan ever”
Not even gunna lie, this reminds me of the time a kid that went to Force Elementary here in Colorado back in 2001. I was in 2nd grade and remember there was a pile of kids at the playground, so when we went to go check, it was a kid in my grade handing out 1s, 5s, and 20s like they were candy. Had 3 huge wads of money he was just handing out to everyone. Best day ever Edit: Yes it was his parents money, not sure how they got ahold of that much, especially back then in Colorado 😉
@@Laughisty I know your butt hurts from Charlie not replying to your same regurgitated posts, but try not to take it out on everybody else that comments 🤡
@@violetvalentine999 It wouldn't. Not without formal medical evidence to back up the claim. Otherwise that's libel and would open up the articles' writers to lawsuits.
The fact that Charlie still uses stretched thumbnails never takes away from him being one of the best content creators in RUclips history. Keep up the good work moist.
@@pinkie7017 I mean sure, but he did legitimately say in an interview that he's lazy. He uses Sony Vegas and just sets the thumbnail to stretch to fit
people with a serious mental illness called Bi-polar manic disorder. he didnt steal it from his family, it was his money too lol. im not defending the behavior but the whole situation SCREAMS of a manic episode and your first thought is "LOCK HIM UP". need to lock mfers like you up for not having empathy towards others. the man didnt kill anybody.
If his name was on the account he will face no legal repercussions due to theft. According to the law it was his money. However there could be a strong case that he was destroying currency which is a federal crime and whatever charges they can come up with for endangering people on the highway.
I was actually in the car with my parents on the highway, and we had seen a couple clumps of money. My mom (who was driving) said it was too dangerous to try anythin though so we just kept driving
So, this guy was a regular at the bar i work at, came in all the time and would often always tip quite a lot. usually around 2k. He came in the day he threw out the 200k on i-5 and tipped us 10k and seemed fairly normal, nothing weird. of course we were extremely greatful, and he told us that he and his family run a charity organization and wanted to give back to the people as they've helped him a lot. I come in the next day and see that he threw 200k onto i-5 and my coworkers and i were shocked. but we have heard 3 different stories. The first coming from Colin himself, it was his money that he made in a shared family account, that he had access to, and really just felt like giving back to people. The second being, he stole the money from his family account, and was on things (which again, he didnt seem to be on anything when he came in, acted completely normal like always) and the third being stole money and threw it so that he would be out of money when the child support people came to collect on debts he owes. Another thing is, he also went to like 7 or so other bars in town and tipped around 3k to each. he definitely could have done a better way of giving it out, but it wasnt just to the streets, he did indeed go to many locations and tipped a lot.
@Darrenyeaman okay, if you think so. I am just some random dude on the internet afterall who literally has nothing to gain from lying. But if you come to oregon, go to pint pot, rennies, Pegasus, Star Light lounge, Max's tavern, level up arcade, and a few of the other bars here and ask them about it.
That was a crazy ass sentence. Feel like I just left my body after reading that. Anyway in terms of logic: 1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it 2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family) 3) becomes a news story as it obviously would 4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me. 5) go fund me reaches over 200,000 6) family now has 390,000
ah yes, because when i want to give money back to the people, my first thought is always to toss cash out a car window rather than donating to any endless number of charities. wishing the best for his family.
That makes sense. This may be the smartest plan ever disguised as the worst plan ever. Even if all the money is accounted for, and it's nowhere near 200k, people will just assume it got destroyed or buried or eaten. What everyone assumes is stupidity would just be the cover story. Of course most of it will never be found, what else do you expect when you throw a bunch of money on the freeway?
Fun fact: American medicinal field tends to create the problem to sell you a solution. Now everyone can be their own victim and spend thousands of 4 separate types of depression medication. Now everyone is autistic with some need to pop pills.
As someone who has bi pola.. That actually clicks with me! Like I give away shit all the time as cheap as I can or just get rid of it if I feel I don't need it. I just feel like if I don't want something anymore I just get rid of it. I didn't know it was a bi pola thing.
I feel like it could be a method of controlling the family through financial abuse. Nobody throws money out of a car expecting it to help people, nobody is that dumb. Its probably just a power grab to trap the family.
It's almost like the bloke tried to pull a Robin Hood by throwing away all the money but then got bored with it very quickly and scarpered with the rest.
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I love how he decided to give other peoples money to other people and thought he was being generous.
And potentially, he really just pocketed like 90% of it, threw out the rest and claimed it was a charitable act executed poorly
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legally it’s his money🤷🏻♂️ if you have bank accounts with family members, you’re just asking for something bad to happen lmao
That's communism
@@svntn that's not how shared ownership works. It's both his and his family member's
I feel so bad for the family. I can't imagine the feeling of getting robbed by an immediate family member.
It's a very special feeling of betrayal.
I can
And even worse, the law isn't going to do anything a out because it technically wasn't illegal, despite how wrong it was.
Lmao someone had good parents
Quite common in my family
Dude's 100% trying to get divorced without losing his money. Charlie is spot on.
It wasn't Charlie who suggested that theory tho, it was someone else in his chat
Hakimis brother 😂
But he lost all the money tho.
@HersheyFPV Dude, if you actually watched the video, the theory is that he actually only threw away a small portion of the money and secretly kept the rest.
@@cinemoriahFPV he might have thrown away 20 k to keep the rest so when he divorces he loses no money
Chat: *Brings up the most niche possible topic that happened literal seconds ago* "Did you hear about this?"
Charlie: "Yeah I heard about that." *Opens new tab*
I have a feeling this guy did this to punish his family in some way, helping people is just the cover story
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
Also, this was HIS money. Callingbit his family's money os rediculous. HE earned all that money. All his family did was exist. They did nothing to earnnit.😂😂😂😂😂
Or he could just be mentally unwell.
Or he was angry his parents wouldn't buy him a PS5.
@@jackfox5738 I mean is it not the breadwinners job to provide for their family?
@@HexFire03lmao this is an obvious troll, do not respond
Honestly, props to the people that actually decided to return the money to the family
I'd rather eat this weekend than give back a 100 dollar bill
@@MrNinja543 gotta do what u gotta do ig?
@@MrNinja543 lmao if you can’t eat then you’ve made mistakes long before you got to the point of keeping someone else’s money.
@@MrNinja543 i doubt you found some of the money so how are you planning to eat without the money?
@@Bleax that’s lowkey a fucked comment so kids in africa all messed up completely? 😂
i found out a couple of years ago that during my parents divorce, my dad ended up embezzling my college funds & was presenting it to my mother as new income. they had a joint account for my college savings but she never thought he would take money from it because it had a huge penalty for removing any funds from it early. they were busted broke because my dad was taking my savings and gambling it away. i can only imagine what this poor family is going through.
My father cheated on our mother, stole our Christmas and birthday money and embezzled our college funds and on his side pieces. Now he wonders why we spend lots of time with our mother but don't visit him.
He's even stolen money from me as an adult even though he makes more than three times what I do.
@@kaluahmon cut off contact and you let it happen. Say somethingb
Holy shit
@@kaluahmonjus shut up you lie for likes so cringe😂
This is like a scene out of Breaking Bad, where Jesse has a million in cash and slowly drives round town late at night tossing thousands out the window. Does no one else notice, or is it just me?
Yeahh that's what i thought tooo when i first heard about it.
only similarity is that they throw money out of a car, so no, didn't come to mind
@benfrese3573 Soooo basically the same situation, you're just trying to be different 😂
I feel bad for this man's family. Imagine the stress and embarrassment his wife must feel over this.
probably gonna be EX-wife soon
@@nomoretwitterhandles I don't blame her
Imagine he’s not an idiot and did one of the following:
- kept majority of the money, family doesn’t know
- kept the majority of the money, family knows. They try some sort of Insurance or Gofundme scam
- He’s a legit idiot
- Threw out all the money! Starts a gofundme to try and get more than before (which is also dumb)
- Threw out the money but b/c he was angry at his family
That they had their life savings in liquid in the first place is generally a bad idea
@@StripedJacket I'd probably do this if I found out my wife was cheating or that she was planning to divorce me to get at my money/belongings that are worth money. Would take that shit and throw it into the wind down a windy freeway before she gets any of it.
We all need to congratulate this man for fighting inflation
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At the rate he's going, he's going to win.
This is a high iq joke these days
Recession*
What gives credit to what Charlie said is the fact that a bank won’t allow you to just randomly walk in and withdraw $200,000. What he more than likely did is transfer it to another account, and withdrew just under $10,000, because any transaction over $10,000 triggers an alert to the IRS or some other federal organization.
I work at a bank, what you're talking about is called a CTR (Cash Transaction Report) and by all means you *can* withdraw more than 10k, we're only required to ask what your doing with the money. You're allowed to say you don't want to answer (that would simply go on the report), however what I find unlikely is that he got that all in cash because unless his bank is in the middle of a major city, I can't imagine them having 200k on hand to give to an individual (as opposed to the many individuals it would have). Where I work, we hesitate even with 10k if you didn't call first call in advance for us to order it and we tell people we need that notice for anything over 5k (typically we'll still do that no problem, it's just for the sake of argument we request they tell us in advance).
"Like a bank robber" is the key phrase here. If we look at it from the perspective of him setting himself up to leave that family, it makes perfect sense. He robbed the bank alright, just in a different way/sense.
I don't know how putting your entire family's financial security into jeopardy just so you can give back to the people is a good idea, let alone a majority of those cash being lost or damaged.
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it
2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family)
3) becomes a news story as it obviously would
4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me.
5) go fund me reaches over 200,000
6) family now has 390,000
It’s such a poor move.
@@DJWhylafihya If thats what happens that will be a 200 IQ plan
@@Stromoto I really think that is what happened. Seems like the only logical thing after hearing that all the money wasn’t thrown out the window.
This must be heartbreaking for the family who got their life-savings stolen.
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
@@ripsal cap, nobody checking out your channel.
@@martinc8325 their spamming that throughout every other reply section. It is probably safe to say that there just attention seaking.
They even have the same number of likes to each of the re stated replies ( which is one like). Meaning they sadly also liked there own comments.
@Vang Ler Honestly, can't tell if that person is also a bot or if I'm just jaded. 🤣
No shit u npc commenter
"Happy people don't usually drive around throwing millions of dollars out their window" - Hank Schrader
This happened right outside my college, my professor came in talking about it. Sad to hear it was from his family, I hope they're alright.
One of my favorite things about Charlie is that he’s so up to date with everything. Chat would come up with the wildest most ridiculous shit you’ve ever heard about and he’s gonna be like ‘yeah that was an interesting story let’s talk about it’
Well.. that’s his job.. 😂
He’s like that one friend you have with all the tea LMAO
@icevy atrocious bait
@icevy 🤮
@icevy go to jail
"The dude who threw out his money" I love how this reporter summed it up 😂
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
@@ripsal cry harder
@John Titor replying to a bot.
@@yleyatarn it brings me joy
It was partly his wife's money because it was a joint account
It's not about the money, it's about sending a message.
i can't think of a single circumstance where this could have at all been a good idea.
hi adurite
he definitely didn't throw all the money out. he is definitely covering up something that he actually did with the majority of that money. We'll call it "Reverse Money Laundering"
Ozark 2 coming soon
What you're describing is just regular money laundering. Hiding the actual place you got the money from
@@ProdByShawn watching that show with my girl, we’re on the final season on episode 7. Such a good fucking show
I quite literally drove that road an hour and a half before and as someone who is not doing fiscally well, I had emotions to deal with afterward
Same here lmao
Bruh same
@Patrick39 quit lying to yourself
@@redleafwater5437 quit replying to bots
@@Gungy67 Why not? What's the bot gonna do, cry in binary over it?
dude seems to have the same mindset as family annihilators, he just stopped right before the "kill your whole family" step
I'm picturing a line of cars driving 15mph on the highway looking for bills on the side of the road
He definitely just tossed 20 people some money and kept the rest. Told them all to tell the same story 😅😅
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
Not the bots😭
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My mom heard about this and we immediately left the house and saw people picking up money on the side of the highway. We couldn't find any because we were slightly late, but her friend
pocketed a few thousand. I live extremely near the area it happened so its really weird to hear charlie talk about it lol
Yeah same
Did your mom hint to her friend the idea of turning some of it in? Just curious
Not judging people who don’t since most of us definitely need the extra money for one reason or another
Right! But Oregon has been getting a-lot of well deserved negative attention recently so it’s getting more normal
@@allisoncastle Even if I didn't need the money - finders keepers
@@sydneymerrill5888 I live in eug, like what
This is crazy, I imagine car accidents as people try to grab the money or even pedestrians running on the freeway and getting hit by cars.
This happened once to my fam when we went to Vegas, I came with my friend so we were exploring and later they showed us the video of people getting out of their car to pick up a lot of money in the streets
He must’ve saw breaking bad when Jesse threw away his drug money in a neighborhood and he wanted to replicate that except with his own family’s money
oh yeah haha
My thoughts exactly.
The infuriating part is that technically no crime was committed since it was a joint account lmao
he was littering which is a crime
@@env0x other than that, obviously, but they're not gonna charge him for littering when people picked most of it up lmao
Yo that’s wild. What a betrayal.
Since it was a joint account shouldn't that be more reasonable to be a crime???
You're right. It technically isn't a crime, but the family could still likely sue for emotional distress in a civil case.
Still to this day in Eugene there's people on I-5 looking for money. I live in the area and there's constant news about it from my family.
the worst way would be dropping 200k in pennies from the sky
He’s like a lobotomized Robin Hood
That's one way to describe it 😂
the fact this happened in my state baffled me, but when I learned it happened in my town i just felt like I missed out on something
Missed out in hundreds or a thousand dollars. Rip
same
LMFAO ME TOO i just moved from eugene springfield to a bit further south and all i can think abt is damn i couldve been there …
nah same fr
at least you weren't at the event 10 minutes late and watching people pick up the last of the 100 dollar bills... you'd have to be an idiot to do that aodhjsfdnadmn
That “Brother… what?” Was the most confused I’ve ever heard Charlie
I hope the family is able to recoup their money
I lived in Eugene, OR for about 5 years and can confirm people will do unusual, crazy stuff everyday. Not typically with money, but you'll find other wacky things along the roads/highways to the point you could make a stoner-based scavenger hunt or some Walmart-Bingo type game out of it.
Ive lived in this god awful town for 20 years and man has it gotten so much worse
Yo I live in Albany Or
@@CrackDealer69 Username checks out loool
@@kristaturner3741 real
i lived i eugene for 10 years and it fucking sucks ik fs tweakers were hunting and all the other crazy ass people were
I live in Eugene and literally passed this exit like 15min before it happened on my way home. Didn't hear about it til it was too late. So pissed😂
Unlucky, man.
This sounds more like a manic bipolar episode than a malicious greedy act. I'm betting he went off is meds and felt like a god giving his money away.
This is a really great lesson on the importance of keeping separate bank accounts.
I think he got into a massive argument with his wife and decided to push the red button and watch their world burn
Or, more precisely watch his own world burn.
@icevy dude, no. Maps and zoos should be put in jail.
@@shinybearevidra Not "in jail", buried below it!
@icevy nah you'll be in a grave
@icevy need to be put in jail for that
from someone who works at a bank, always have your own bank account. doesn't matter who it is just don't do it when I used to work customer service we would see issues similar to this pop up all the time (minus the throwing away cash all over the highway part). Family, bf/gf, business partners, friends. There really isnt anything that the family can do about it, they could try to take him to civil court but its probably not gonna lead anywhere. for me and my gf we both have joint ownership on the spending accounts where we put money in right before we're about to buy something, we keep our payroll accounts where most of our money is at separate just in case something was to ever happen between us.
They should really discourage joint bank accounts at the bank 😅
throwing money on an old minefield... wow.. that's actually evil I'm scared just threw that idea out there for anyone to grab
New reality show? 😂 I wouldn't be surprised with how weird TLC and the like are going these days
What if he only threw out 20k but claimed it was significantly higher so a go fund me page could be set up and 10x the money ?
1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it.
2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family)
3) becomes a news story as it obviously would
4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me.
5) go fund me reaches over 200,000
6) family now has 390,000
So maybe it was the “best plan ever”
Not even gunna lie, this reminds me of the time a kid that went to Force Elementary here in Colorado back in 2001. I was in 2nd grade and remember there was a pile of kids at the playground, so when we went to go check, it was a kid in my grade handing out 1s, 5s, and 20s like they were candy. Had 3 huge wads of money he was just handing out to everyone. Best day ever
Edit: Yes it was his parents money, not sure how they got ahold of that much, especially back then in Colorado 😉
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@@Laughisty I know your butt hurts from Charlie not replying to your same regurgitated posts, but try not to take it out on everybody else that comments 🤡
@@milehighgambler Did he say something else that was deleted or was "Ok" meant to be an insult or something
@@djmarz7123 Look at his other comments and his channel. He's an edgelord or a troll
Money laudring.
His genius plan would have gone to shit real quick if he just ran into some criminal who would have robbed him at gunpoint... Lucky bastard...
Happened in my town crazy how much it blew up
A lot of people have been attributing the guy's actions to malice, but it sounds to me more like the result of a manic episode.
Correct, really stupid that no one else has pointed this out.
I was thinking this as well
that would almost certainly be included in the coverage of this story if that were the case.
No it wouldn't, without a formal physciatric checkup they won't bring it up
@@violetvalentine999 It wouldn't. Not without formal medical evidence to back up the claim. Otherwise that's libel and would open up the articles' writers to lawsuits.
Momma nature is going to be getting herself a new pair of sneakers with all those 100s strewn about.
I like the weird snare hit at the beginning
This just feels like an insane and public display of financial abuse.
judging from the thumbnail it does indeed seem like an idiotic plan
Lol
Definitely one of the plans of all time
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
Aoooo am y Nora
So many bots*
this dude at most threw 5k and pocketed the rest of it 💯.
Oki
Yup this is most likely what happened, this is a coverup for "disappearing" the rest of the money
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
@it’s alright no he isn't lmfao, the plan itself is so stupid and pointless that a bunch of people on the internet could figure it out.
@@bones642 so what's the purpose ?
Surprisingly, here in Oregon lots of pedestrians cross the i5
HE CAN’T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS
Imagine the money he threw out caused a major accident and he gets sued by all the victims for more than 200k
honestly I don't understand why he wasn't charged for both that and littering on a highway.
The fact that Charlie still uses stretched thumbnails never takes away from him being one of the best content creators in RUclips history. Keep up the good work moist.
When I see a stretched thumbnail I always think it’s one of his videos, it’s like one of his identifiers
@@imnotreal6275 youre right its like a trademark, hes not being lazy hes actually being super galaxy brain
@@pinkie7017 I mean sure, but he did legitimately say in an interview that he's lazy. He uses Sony Vegas and just sets the thumbnail to stretch to fit
@@hughanmilborrow4604 big brain without even him knowing it holy shit
Take it easy. It's not that deep.
Ngl i love the type of youtuber charlie is. He just chooses stories that seem funny and interesting
As an Oregon resident I am not surprised
What kind of scumbag steals money from THEIR OWN FAMILY?!?!?! He needs to go to jail for a LONG time!
people with a serious mental illness called Bi-polar manic disorder. he didnt steal it from his family, it was his money too lol. im not defending the behavior but the whole situation SCREAMS of a manic episode and your first thought is "LOCK HIM UP".
need to lock mfers like you up for not having empathy towards others. the man didnt kill anybody.
I wonder why he was trusted to have access to the account
Charlie commented on my video im literally crying 😭
If his name was on the account he will face no legal repercussions due to theft. According to the law it was his money. However there could be a strong case that he was destroying currency which is a federal crime and whatever charges they can come up with for endangering people on the highway.
theres alot of scumbags whod do that
Bro thinks he is Jesse Pinkman 💀💀💀
I was actually in the car with my parents on the highway, and we had seen a couple clumps of money. My mom (who was driving) said it was too dangerous to try anythin though so we just kept driving
6:03 it’s so mesmerizing the way he says brother what 😭
This is about as Peter Griffin IRL as it gets
Kinda reminds me of the episode where Peter took out a second mortgage on the house and used it to buy lottery tickets
@@irecordwithaphone1856 He was better off buying A HindenPeter or a Peterang
Damn Charlie, get some rest man and get well soon.
Ok
@Don't Read My Profile Photo oh no idid 😥😮😰🥱😥🫡😊
Cum cummy cummer
Charlie’s a pimp
Pimps don’t need rest
Get well soon bro
Usually a sore throat can stick around.
I could easily take money from mother's saving account if I wanted but I would never do disgusting things like that to my own mother.
This is right by where I live, a few of my friends drove by it and we’re all flabbergasted.
So, this guy was a regular at the bar i work at, came in all the time and would often always tip quite a lot. usually around 2k.
He came in the day he threw out the 200k on i-5 and tipped us 10k and seemed fairly normal, nothing weird. of course we were extremely greatful, and he told us that he and his family run a charity organization and wanted to give back to the people as they've helped him a lot.
I come in the next day and see that he threw 200k onto i-5 and my coworkers and i were shocked. but we have heard 3 different stories.
The first coming from Colin himself, it was his money that he made in a shared family account, that he had access to, and really just felt like giving back to people.
The second being, he stole the money from his family account, and was on things (which again, he didnt seem to be on anything when he came in, acted completely normal like always)
and the third being stole money and threw it so that he would be out of money when the child support people came to collect on debts he owes.
Another thing is, he also went to like 7 or so other bars in town and tipped around 3k to each. he definitely could have done a better way of giving it out, but it wasnt just to the streets, he did indeed go to many locations and tipped a lot.
massive cap story
@Darrenyeaman okay, if you think so. I am just some random dude on the internet afterall who literally has nothing to gain from lying.
But if you come to oregon, go to pint pot, rennies, Pegasus, Star Light lounge, Max's tavern, level up arcade, and a few of the other bars here and ask them about it.
That would never work for me. If I drained my bank account and threw it on the interstate it would come to about $14.50 😥
Why you holding out on us, Moneybags?
@@drunkenhobo5039 I wish. lol.
This happened only a few miles from where I live, I can't believe I'm just learning about it now. Holy crap.
This happened on the road i take to work everyday, spent the whole week wondering why people were searching the side of the road at all hours
"Now they think I'm an idiot that throws aways money. All according to plan" *twirls moustache*
This is definitely some in-fighting in the family drama.
Imaging picking up 1800 cash and reporting it to the police 💀💀
The human logic is the one thing I will never understand when it doesn't go through people's head
What
That was a crazy ass sentence. Feel like I just left my body after reading that. Anyway in terms of logic:
1) make plan with family to throw out 10,000 and they act ignorant to it
2) claim it was 200,000 (he pockets the 190,000 or whatever the amount and brings it back to the family)
3) becomes a news story as it obviously would
4) family garners sympathy and starts a go fund me.
5) go fund me reaches over 200,000
6) family now has 390,000
We're talking about the average resident of Eugene, Oregon here. They're only about 1 notch in intelligence above the average resident of Portland.
If the arbiter of logic has grammar like this then we are toast.
I think you mean, lack of logic.
Man really tried to become Jesse Pinkman
Don't care read my name LOL I'm better than penguinz0 . .. .
Ok
LMAO
Bro seriously wanted to live out his Breaking Bad Jesse Pinkman fantasy.
ah yes, because when i want to give money back to the people, my first thought is always to toss cash out a car window rather than donating to any endless number of charities. wishing the best for his family.
Gonna show this to my parents so I can look good in contrast.
Ya gotta win money to lose money, that’s the circle of life baby!
100 dollars was on my sidewalk in the neighborhood. I walked over it completely expecting it to be fake now I wish I wouldn't at least checked.
This man wants us to find this money like BOTW searching for 900 Korok seeds
I live in Eugene! Was so tempted to drive down the i5 looking for cash😂I didn’t know this was worldwide news. Trippy
@Shulzky just drove past the spot like 30 minutes ago😂didn’t see anybody. And this is Oregon so the guy was 100% on meth
The craziest shit about seeing this on my feed is I work right there off the freeway and went home right before this😭
That makes sense. This may be the smartest plan ever disguised as the worst plan ever. Even if all the money is accounted for, and it's nowhere near 200k, people will just assume it got destroyed or buried or eaten. What everyone assumes is stupidity would just be the cover story. Of course most of it will never be found, what else do you expect when you throw a bunch of money on the freeway?
He's probably going through a divorce or some shit and threw out like 10k to keep the 190k from his wife out of spite.
Fun fact:Bipolar disoders can lead to impulsive behaviors like overspending or overly giving out your money.
Fun fact: American medicinal field tends to create the problem to sell you a solution. Now everyone can be their own victim and spend thousands of 4 separate types of depression medication. Now everyone is autistic with some need to pop pills.
As someone who has bi pola..
That actually clicks with me!
Like I give away shit all the time as cheap as I can or just get rid of it if I feel I don't need it.
I just feel like if I don't want something anymore I just get rid of it.
I didn't know it was a bi pola thing.
when you're manic, yeah. but what does bipolar disorder have to do with this?
@@violetvalentine999
It's one of the causes for things like these or a mental breakdown.
I feel like it could be a method of controlling the family through financial abuse.
Nobody throws money out of a car expecting it to help people, nobody is that dumb.
Its probably just a power grab to trap the family.
What he really did here, was fighting inflation.
Welp time to plan a trip to Eugene, Oregon
Charlie's throat has been cleared. He's back to optimal moist performance
True
@I made a fire song on my page making fun of bots. Thanks 👍
Dude sounds rough as hell, I hope you're not hoping to be a doctor 😆
Not optimal but he’s just able to perform
Optical moist is a great euphamism for tears
This is just like that one scene in breaking bad when Jessie gets that money from walter
the first 2 seconds of this video is honestly a sick beat! 🔥 🔥
My parents told me that I'm throwing money out the window, but he took it seriously
If you're going to throw away your money, might as well make it fun. He should've bought a ton of silver and gold and gave people a treasure hunt
cue the comical cavalcade of motor vehicles on their way to find said treasure
It's almost like the bloke tried to pull a Robin Hood by throwing away all the money but then got bored with it very quickly and scarpered with the rest.
my mans had a real life jesse pinkman moment fr
Saw this on the local news after it happened. Got a huge laugh out of it initially but I feel horrible for the guy’s family
Charlies current voice will be used in so many thirst traps
It's funny because his voice in his videos from 2010 sounded deeper lol
@@Arbaz3102 yea back then he was forcing a deeper voice but this sounds genuine since he’s actually just sick