Does your bank have bullet proof glass (Random Thread)

[valet]

Just deposited some money and I noticed there was no glass. Tellers just giving out money. There isn't even a security guard on there. Now granted this was one of the more richer cities in Michigan. But I just find it kinda weird. You would think every bank would have a armed security guard in there. But maybe they don't care because the money insured. I don't know.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

yeah, there is a slot to put the envelopes through. idk if it is bulletproof though, how would i know? lol
but my bank be acting like they don't even have money, it's like pulling teeth to cash a large check and some will even decline to do so! the mfing nerve

 

[TL15]

My bank has a two door system to get inside with glass and I’m assuming a metal detector to get inside. I’ve only seen it “in action” once when a homeless man tried to walk in and they just didn’t buzz him through

 

[feelosofer]

It depends on the branch. In the suburbs no. In the hood yes.

 

[CopiousX]

My bank has a two door system to get inside with glass and I’m assuming a metal detector to get inside. I’ve only seen it “in action” once when a homeless man tried to walk in and they just didn’t buzz him through

Where The hell do y'all live, Gotham city? Is the riddler trying to rob your bank?



Banks around me only had a barrier during covid, but it wasn't bulletproof. It was just there to stop virus spit. They pulled them down in 2022.

 

[beenz]

it depends on the location to be honest. if I'm at BOA out here in the city, hell yeah they do. but in the burbs.......nah

 

[TL15]

Where The hell do y'all live, Gotham city? Is the riddler trying to rob your bank?



Banks around me only had a barrier during covid, but it wasn't bulletproof. It was just there to stop virus spit. They pulled them down in 2022.

It’s actually really smart and eliminates a lot of threats.

You can’t get in the door without getting buzzed in.

You walk in the first door, a teller looks at you and then pushes the button and the second door opens, takes the average person an extra 10 seconds, but if you’re going to rob a bank you probably wouldn’t even mess with trying to get through it

 

[Big Blue]

Yes even the branch in Midtown Manhattan

 

[valet]

So we can assume that banks don't feel that suburban banks are not at risk at getting robbed like inner city/hood. Thus less security. I dint get the logic but they know more then me.

 

[3rdWorld]

No, never seen such a thing..