A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Kosta Ouzas in which the speaker discusses personal financial habits—specifically a preference for keeping physical cash in a home safe (including foreign currency) rather than in bank accounts—and asks whether that practice is advisable. The tone is informal and anecdotal, framing the behaviour as ‘old school’ and tied to psychological comfort from seeing/holding cash.
So is it. Is there kind of like a. A buy in, kind of minimum. Minimum, or is it kind of like. Like, again, like, someone like me, if I've got money, and my wife always tells me this, she's like, why do you have money in the safe? I'm really old school like that. Like, I'll literally put cash in the safe. Yeah. Like, And I don't want it in the bank. Like, a bit of French money, bit of Chinese money. Yeah, Like, And I just like. I like. I like seeing it. Yeah. Or I like knowing it's there. Like, even normal bank accounts, which is normal, I don't like it as much. So for someone like me who's just sitting there doing nothing, obviously you'd advise against that. Right.
