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Imagine this scenario: George, who lives in Melbourne and is aged 23, gets a call from his grandmother in Athens. Grandma says she is going to give him $100,000 for Christmas. George is ecstatic. With profuse thankfulness, George gives Grandma the bank details.
A couple of weeks later, the money appears in his bank account. George is into cars, and he purchases a new BMW. Could life be better?
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