'Fantastic, please close my account': Bankers inform travelling worker he hit his withdrawal limit, worker calls their bluff

This person had some odd restrictions on their bank account. It wasn't an issue until one day, he needed to take out lot of money all at once. 

As a South Korean worker employed by an American company, this person has a few restrictions on their bank account. U/luther_williams shares that unlike American banks, he has a limit of how much money he can take from his account each day. It's not even very much money: only about $216 per day, which is around 250,000 won. 

With the way inflation has bumped up prices in America, that can barely buy you a month's worth of groceries. There are a lot of times you need to take out that much money for big purchases, and it's pretty inconvenient of a bank to set such a small limit for their customers. How are you going to hold all of a person's money, and then tell them they can only have little bits of cash at a time? 

Check out the OP's story down below. Then, check out the tale of two movers who got stuck with a crabby client who wanted all of her belongings moved in two hours flat.