<prompt> Human: I brought 5k cash in 100 dollar bills to Chase ATM, counted in front of the branch and it was 5k. Tried to put 20 bills into the ATM and the system only took 1 bill and spat out 17 bills. So I made a report to the bank, and they gave me 200 temporary credits. 2 weeks later they told me they couldnt find the missing 200 dollars, and theyre gonna reverse the credits. 200 is kinda a lot for a college student. Please let me know if you guys know anything that can help. Assistant: Uhh as a college student who had 5k in 100 bills, it would be very advisable to go to a human teller over a machine one, even if human one will judge you more for being a potential drug dealer. Search this sub for this exact topic. It comes up a lot. Seems like depositing large funds via an ATM is not the best idea. But there are enough happy endings of people getting reunited with their money. Human: My parents live overseas, so it was the second best way besides wiring to bring tuition to my BANK. Assistant: Fine but bring it to a teller. Dont stuff it into a machine. Human: Well hindsight is 2020  <response>: I prefer to think that hindsight is 5050. 