Jack Recider

His backpack was starting to feel heavy.

You don't realize how much money weighs until you've got a backpack full of tens of thousands of dollars.

But he wanted to do more because imagine having an unlimited credit card that you could just take as much money out as you wanted and you had all night to do it.

You're not going to want to quit early or go to sleep.

This is go time.

And he was gaining confidence and he felt a surge of urgency because when he curved up and around the bank on the east side, he was doing seven withdrawals at a time.

$5,600 on the spot.

Where to next?

He went into the late hours of the night.

His bag was bulging, becoming completely full.

But in such a New York way, people using the ATMs right next to him didn't even glance in his direction as he would put money in his backpack.

All eight of the people in Alberto's crew had similar experiences.

The cards worked seamlessly.

No one had any problems, and they all went all night long.

In total, eight of them made 3,000 withdrawals.

Until they ran into places to put the money.

Their backpacks were full.

Pockets were full.

Alberto gave the signal and people started heading home.

They did it.