@@leedsalex Yeah. When I started saving up a lot, they kept pushing me into getting in their savings account. It was a little difficult to decline without laughing. One fine for having too little in the account would undo any microscopic gains from a modern savings account. I kept mine in checking until I was ready to start investing.
@@andreww8055 I’m discovering more and more everyday I use TH-cam that most of the users really do not understand most of the nuances and subtleties that are frequent in television and movies.
I love that the act of sending checks with the Hindenburg one is going to just slowly remove pages from the flip-book over time until it doesn't even capture the full event, lol.
I like the fact that because it is a flipbook the order of events for the hindenberg will be backwards unless you write checks from the back first. If you go in the regular order the hindenburg goes from wreck to flaming to fine
If I didn't already know that Matt Groening has revealed that Springfield is in Oregon, I would point out that the first two digits on Bart's check represents the San Francisco district of the Federal Reserve system, which does indeed include banks from Oregon.
If anything, it makes them more professional. Most professionals wouldn't be able to take their job seriously while wearing a mask. So when the professional can do their job, and do it right despite wearing such a ridiculous uniform, you know they're taking their job seriously, and will treat you right.
Meanwhile at Silicon Valley Bank... "Oook-oook are you ready to go ape? With Ape Yacht Club NFT's you can." *6 months later* Bank owner: *Hanging out of buisness sign on the front of the bank* "Well that's the end of me."
@@johnmartinez7440 real quick can you name a single thing of value produced by any one of those thousands and thousands of startups funded by SVB? i’m dead serious i’d love to know. try to find one. i tried and could not!
That'll be really awkward when you find out monkeys aren't apes. But wait, humans are apes, and a human said it, and the human was wearing an ape costume (non-human) and... oh, this still doesn't connect to monkeys.
Na if you watch it he physically wrote one cent and no cents, the only two ways to understand it is a invalid check or 1 cent, $1 would not be a valid interpretation
@@jaykoerner hmm I guess. If he marked the box as such. Typically it would be to write in zero dollars and one cent. As long as he put the 1 in the right spot it should translate as such.
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives What? American checks only have lines and 1 “box” for both digits of the cents. Even if they didn’t why would you assume he filled it out wrong?
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives It's a hand written check, with only a single line to write the amount, there's no correct interpretation that would create a dollar, handwritten checks are verified by people generally the us, even if you use a ATM machine it asks you to enter the amount yourself and puts a hold of 1-7 days on any check, so the scan can be verified to match what you entered
My Dad used to have to do stuff like this for his family's bank in like the 1960s. Wear a clown suit and hand out balloons? Check. Wear an ape suit? Probably.
@@gurvmlk A cent with no cents sounds to me like a cent. Like, 1 + 0 is still 1. However, the alternative is that the bank just overrides the first "cent" with the second "no cents" which results in 1 - x, where x is the number of cents, and the number of cents is 1, so 1 - 1 = 0.
I find that line is particularly funny given GTA 5 and Payday can have you play professionals in Ape Masks but these professionals rob the banks instead of run them.
Thanks You Tube, I got an advert for my local bank in this video. Their tagline is ‘open for business’ ironic since they’re closing most of the local branches including the one in my town.
"A relationship where there is friendship, mutual respect, commonality, understanding, care, passion, loyalty, trust and appreciation. All of these qualities are reciprocated and we are both wanted and respected by each other in an intellectual, social, spiritual, physical and emotional way"
Wow, remember when 2.3% on a bank account was considered mediocre? People forget, bank accounts should have these percentages not only to mitigate inflation but also because at the end of the day, the bank is using your money to make for profit investments that it may lose. You're doing the bank of favor, not the other way around by giving them your business. That percentage was part of the agreement to incentivize you to give them a chance.
@@Patrick.Weightman once you live in a shitty economy you start to realise how you grow smarter Put me on the usa and i probably end up in one of those "couponmaniac" shows
@@Patrick.Weightman you sound really ok insecure. I'd waste another sentence pointing out everything wrong you just said but considering your name is Thurnis, I have a feeling life has not been kind to you.
Hey I’m lucky enough to be one of the first comments! More importantly, what a blatant waste a penny giving it to host sister, she’s already at the top of the checking account pyramid with a 2.35% return rate, she doesn’t need any more money
I don't think I've ever seen one of those kinds of check books that's really cool to be honest. This is really funny but I mean that is a cool animated checkbook
Later of see how Bart manage his checks in this episode (and others with Bart managed money or investment) is not surprise than episodes with him in the future portrait him like a looser.
I love how the New Accounts guy also has a full ape costume to go with his mask.
The higher you rise in the bank, the more complete your outfit is. I hear the bank president is given steroids and facial hair transplants.
@@arbiterskiss6692 the owner of the bank is Donkey Kong
@@anonymous-ts5ih Seth Rogan owns a bank?
It adds to the fun of banking 😎
Hey he's kinda like you in that way
the simpsons really got my hopes up for ape-related banking
man, wish I never-ever have that kind of branding like that.
HODL
There's still time
APE: Additional Payment Extraction. (Amirite?)
“I Hate Every Ape I see from Chimpan-A to Chimpanzee, you’ll never make a monkey out of me.”
Back when 2.35% interest rate was the norm.
I get 0.01% 😎
Why I put my money in Premium Bonds, I've done ok with them. At least better than in a bank.
@@paulmccloud9395 Is it better than a weekend with batman?
I get that much with Ally Bank
@@leedsalex Yeah. When I started saving up a lot, they kept pushing me into getting in their savings account. It was a little difficult to decline without laughing. One fine for having too little in the account would undo any microscopic gains from a modern savings account. I kept mine in checking until I was ready to start investing.
I love her "thank you"
You can hear the banker trying not to laugh at the batman line
Good ear
Oh yeah good ear!
He's just acting nonchalant insincere laughter, Mr IMDB.
@@philbecker4676 Yeah, he is acting and making a shitty laugh as a salesman. How people don't get it and think the real actor is giggling ...
@@andreww8055 I’m discovering more and more everyday I use TH-cam that most of the users really do not understand most of the nuances and subtleties that are frequent in television and movies.
This video was more exciting than a weekend with Batman.
Really?! Damn I gotta watch it again
I love that the act of sending checks with the Hindenburg one is going to just slowly remove pages from the flip-book over time until it doesn't even capture the full event, lol.
I like the fact that because it is a flipbook the order of events for the hindenberg will be backwards unless you write checks from the back first. If you go in the regular order the hindenburg goes from wreck to flaming to fine
Good lord, 2.25% is princely. 2021 savings interest is like .01%
hehe inflation goes brrrr.
Yep. While savings rates are abysmal. Borrowing rates have never been lower.
waiting for customer credits to fall below 0%
And one year later, the fed has raised rates so far that checking accounts are now offering 4% interest in late 2022. We're doomed.
@@donsorenoelchapogringo1182 It's the opposite actually. Intrest rates tend to go up when their is more inflation.
If I didn't already know that Matt Groening has revealed that Springfield is in Oregon, I would point out that the first two digits on Bart's check represents the San Francisco district of the Federal Reserve system, which does indeed include banks from Oregon.
BUT HEY
@@pilpyfimbleton8918 THAT'S JUST A THEORY
A SIMPSONS THEORY.
THANKS FOR WATCHING.
CAPS LOCK.
A professional in an ape mask is still a professional.
If anything, it makes them more professional. Most professionals wouldn't be able to take their job seriously while wearing a mask. So when the professional can do their job, and do it right despite wearing such a ridiculous uniform, you know they're taking their job seriously, and will treat you right.
I wouldn't trust a banker to open a can of beans that were already open
The banker was trying so hard not to laugh.
That's how you know the joke works.
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feed
Which banker, because I heard no one even attempting any laughter, because they're professionals.
@@TinariKao "more excited than a weekend with batman"
No he wasn't. It was a fake sales laugh.
Meanwhile at Silicon Valley Bank...
"Oook-oook are you ready to go ape? With Ape Yacht Club NFT's you can."
*6 months later*
Bank owner: *Hanging out of buisness sign on the front of the bank* "Well that's the end of me."
I blame the Duff Zero NFT
And nothing of value was lost
@@DwarfDaddy Didn't they fund about half of all start-ups in the USA? Seems fairly valuable.
@@johnmartinez7440 so was whale oil but we stopped using that as well.
@@johnmartinez7440 real quick can you name a single thing of value produced by any one of those thousands and thousands of startups funded by SVB? i’m dead serious i’d love to know. try to find one. i tried and could not!
i like when they really act their age
“OH, THE HUMANITY...”
I could really go for 100 tacos right about now.
Don't we all
Jack in box, 10 for 5 bucks via app. So bout 50 for 100 which is actually not bad
Every time I hear about monkeypox, a voice in my head asks "Ook ook, are you ready to go ape?"
Oh my god I completely forgot about the monkeypox scare!
That'll be really awkward when you find out monkeys aren't apes.
But wait, humans are apes, and a human said it, and the human was wearing an ape costume (non-human) and... oh, this still doesn't connect to monkeys.
Those flipbook checkbooks are one of the coolest ways to take something boring and make it awesome.
Bart honestly got the way better deal here
0:44 Check style no.9 “oh,the humanity…”😂
Lisa would have deposited $100 to get an extra nickle going from 2.25% to 2.3% APY. She'd get $102.32 after one year.
U mean she’d get $2.32
Wurde schon bearbeitet.^^
....wut?
@@earlthehoodedsweater no, that's total interest. the extra nickel is the difference between 2.25% and 2.3% interest.
Minus taxes $99.99
If those apes are willing to give me a 2.3 % interest, I´m fucking ready to go ape!
But doesn't the bank want you 'going ape thing' over their *car loans*? (See 0:02 )
One cent and no cents 😂
Bart just gave her a dollar🤣
Na if you watch it he physically wrote one cent and no cents, the only two ways to understand it is a invalid check or 1 cent, $1 would not be a valid interpretation
@@jaykoerner hmm I guess. If he marked the box as such. Typically it would be to write in zero dollars and one cent. As long as he put the 1 in the right spot it should translate as such.
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives What? American checks only have lines and 1 “box” for both digits of the cents. Even if they didn’t why would you assume he filled it out wrong?
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives It's a hand written check, with only a single line to write the amount, there's no correct interpretation that would create a dollar, handwritten checks are verified by people generally the us, even if you use a ATM machine it asks you to enter the amount yourself and puts a hold of 1-7 days on any check, so the scan can be verified to match what you entered
They will cancel that cheque, as it makes no sense. It should say zero dollars and 1 cents.
My Dad used to have to do stuff like this for his family's bank in like the 1960s. Wear a clown suit and hand out balloons? Check. Wear an ape suit? Probably.
Now fill out these forms I'm sure you'll find them more fun then a weekend with batman
Hey with that compound interest on Bart's penny, Lisa probably had another cool nickel by now.
but he said no cents
@@punker4Real Doesn't that mean that Bart accidentally gave Lisa a dollar, not a penny?
@@gurvmlk A cent with no cents sounds to me like a cent.
Like, 1 + 0 is still 1.
However, the alternative is that the bank just overrides the first "cent" with the second "no cents" which results in 1 - x, where x is the number of cents, and the number of cents is 1, so 1 - 1 = 0.
0:19 I love how Bart is so excited about opening a checking account.
A professional in an ape mask is still a professional
I find that line is particularly funny given GTA 5 and Payday can have you play professionals in Ape Masks but these professionals rob the banks instead of run them.
Marge's face at 0:09 lol
She kinda zoned out for a moment
I'm sorry, but I cannot divulge information about that customer's secret illegal account.
Oh, crap.
Wow watching this made me more excited when I’m doing my banking
Love the "thank you"
According to the date on the cheque, this is episode takes place on the 8th of January 1996
This was basically Silicon Valley Bank
yea it just don't beat: and its gone
Thanks You Tube, I got an advert for my local bank in this video. Their tagline is ‘open for business’ ironic since they’re closing most of the local branches including the one in my town.
God I miss jokes like this from the 90s.
you " *mess* jokes like this" ? don't you mean you " *miss* jokes like this" ?
@@San-lh8us My fault always get two words mixed up when spelling.
OLD SIMPSUNS GOOD NEW SIMPSUNS BAD LIKES PLZ. Also this episode was boring as hell.
@@philbecker4676 Your entitled to your own opinion.
As a GME/AMC holder, I'm already an ape!
U rich now
@@niaguilar1994 Rich like an ape
Honestly, I would start using physical checks if that meant I had a Hindenburg flip book set.
Bank of Springfield, formerly Lincoln Savings and Loan! A proud sponsor of Cayman Islands Offshore Holding Corporation!
Bart spent more to get his checkbook than he will pay out with his checkbook.
Ook ook. Are you folks ready to go ape?
0:32 Lisa has a hundred dollars in her account if the difference between 2.25% and 2.3% annual interest comes out to be $0.05.
Bart writing that check out in pencil 😂😂
He's old enough to know how to write a check, but not yet old enough to understand the importance of pens.
I really would go ape for 2.25% interest on a savings account
My bank charges 6 euro a month "service charge" 😭
I'm ready to go apeshit
2.5% annual interest? That's insanely good!
Lisa was excited about earning 5 cents in a year, but not excited to earn 1 cent right away?
I sure hope someone was fired for that blunder!
AMC APE TO THE MOON
I wonder if there's a twin towers checkbook series now that enough time has passed
"A relationship where there is friendship, mutual respect, commonality, understanding, care, passion, loyalty, trust and appreciation. All of these qualities are reciprocated and we are both wanted and respected by each other in an intellectual, social, spiritual, physical and emotional way"
Bart's checks say "Springfield, USA"
the simpsons predicted NFT's
This proves the GameStop stock price resurgence theory.
Hey get ready to get aped.
-the apist
It's brilliant! He apes people!
Amc
trab pu kcip
Wow, remember when 2.3% on a bank account was considered mediocre? People forget, bank accounts should have these percentages not only to mitigate inflation but also because at the end of the day, the bank is using your money to make for profit investments that it may lose. You're doing the bank of favor, not the other way around by giving them your business. That percentage was part of the agreement to incentivize you to give them a chance.
Spoken like a true poor lmao
@@Patrick.Weightman once you live in a shitty economy you start to realise how you grow smarter
Put me on the usa and i probably end up in one of those "couponmaniac" shows
@@Patrick.Weightman you sound really ok insecure. I'd waste another sentence pointing out everything wrong you just said but considering your name is Thurnis, I have a feeling life has not been kind to you.
@@SofaKing401 You can't point out anything wrong that he said and you resort to ad hominem, yeah you really won that argument lol.
The outer worlds
Check Style No. 9. “OH, THE HUMANITY…”. 😂
2.3% interest is shockingly high!
Hey I’m lucky enough to be one of the first comments! More importantly, what a blatant waste a penny giving it to host sister, she’s already at the top of the checking account pyramid with a 2.35% return rate, she doesn’t need any more money
0:40 I just noticed every cheque is 001.
Representative of 2001. And 911 using the quotation marks at 0:43, followed by, oh, the humanity.
Wish my bank had their workers dress up as apes. ☹
Aaaannd its gone
Doug Stanhope "Ape Ape Ape " comes to mind when u think about the banks . 😉
I don't think I've ever seen one of those kinds of check books that's really cool to be honest. This is really funny but I mean that is a cool animated checkbook
Yeah but you lose the animation as you write more checks. What's the point :(
Check Style No. 9 "OH, THE HUMANITY..."
And thus A bathing ape was born.
Going going going... and it's gone.
I would love a hindenberg checkbook. Too bad i dont use checks.
2.3! Unga bunga sign me up!
*edit - with the hindenburg flip book series?! My god i need this.
I want that check style next time I order checks. I wonder what #1-8 are?
It is smart to teach kids about the value of a dollar at a young age.
Not sure if the check would bounce because of insufficient funds or because it was filled out in pencil?
...or because it contradicts itself.
2.3% annual interest is a fucking dream... Where I live max on a bank account is around 0.001%
You know, a professional. Doctor, lawyer, business executive ... bank teller.
*OH, THE HUMANITY...*
I'm going ape watching this. 😅😂🤣🦧
I chose the Hindenburg flip book series.... it's even funnier when I'm older 😆
She makes a good point.
All of Bart's checks have the same check number.
She takes him to a bank and lets him choose theaccount and then lets him have checks.....Irresponsible, Marge. I thought you were better than this
Go Ape!
A place to post comments! Yay!
2.35 instead 2.25 is real deal
2.35%?? What a time long past!
Later of see how Bart manage his checks in this episode (and others with Bart managed money or investment) is not surprise than episodes with him in the future portrait him like a looser.
Until he manages to get his shit together go to law school, And b a justice on the US Supreme Court
Yooo comments are here!!!
Too bad all of them are about comments being back
Hail to the Chimp!
Woah... Simpsons predicted the rise of Crypto apes.
aaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnddddddd its gone
This will happen in the future
HODL 2020-2021 AMC GME BB NKO
AMC 🦍
flipbook is backwards lol
One cent and no cents? I'm not sure if Lisa could actually cash that check.
Lisa still has to endorse it before she can deposit it.
And they probably got it even worse where ever they ended up
Ape together stonks
Payday 2 reversed
2.3% interest being a joke back then but nowadays that's high for a savings account. Most get more like .23% interest.
I keep watching these clips despite not finding them funny
Was this ever processed into a future plot, or at least a future cutaway? The consequence (or lack thereof) of that cheque?
I mean what, are we to assume this is some sort of magic cheque?
I hope someone got fired for that blunder.
@@anonmouse15 bit much, imho?
Fined one Cent plus aggregate interest, I'd be fine with it