I used to think that all banks led to a giant 'super-bank' through underground tunnels and everyone had a little lead box there with their name on it and all their money inside. I therefore assumed that putting money in the stock market meant taking your box to a market, presumanbly in Camden Town, and hiding it there.
And of course, money gets teleported from the super-bank to cash machines, otherwise how would it be your money?
A childhood belief about money
others believed things like this
- I thought it was against the law to carry around a lot of money unless you were putting it in the bank.Anon
- i used to believe that if you were broke that you could go to the bank and get money for free!— Karianne
- I used to believe that as long as there were checks in the checkbook, there was money in the bank.— Michelle
- I used to believe that a bank was a place where they give out money to peopleAnon
- When I was little I used to believe that there was a man sitting inside ATM machines giving you your money.— Kazza
- When I was little, I believed that banks were places where anyone could go in and take some money for free. Anon