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By: TheJestPress.com
In shocking news that absolutely nobody could have predicted—except maybe every conspiracy theorist since 1962—the Herald’s crack investigation has revealed the Cuban military’s top-secret dollar stash. That’s right: while you were busy stockpiling toilet paper or watching that tenth documentary about the rise and fall of competitive cheese rolling, Cuba’s generals were apparently playing Fortnite with stacks of Benjamins behind closed doors. Here are five explosive takeaways:
**1. The Cuban military uses an underground bunker guarded by retired salsa dancers.**
Did you think underground bunkers were only for Bond villains and ex-mayors hiding from corruption charges? Think again. The Cuban top brass reportedly hid their cash under Havana, protected by the most intimidating thing known to man: rhythmically-gifted abuelas.
**2. The dollar bills are from 1978.**
Most of the bills feature the faint scent of Castro’s cigar smoke, and several have “Property of Che” scribbled on them. At least 42% of the notes are stuck together by humidity, or possibly by revolutionary fervor. Experts believe half the stash was intended to buy a VHS player in the ‘80s.
**3. Secret code word: “Mojito.”**
Anyone looking to access the cash vault must first utter “mojito” with just the right inflection—otherwise, it’s off to salsa lessons in Siberia (also known as rural Matanzas).
**4. The stash funds elite pigeon races.**
Forget missiles or spy satellites. The dollars are mostly to fund Cuba’s covert pigeon racing league, which is rumored to one day take down the Kentucky Derby or at least get a Netflix mini-series.
**5. “Punishment Room” is just a karaoke bar.**
Should generals get caught dipping into the stash, they’re sent to the “punishment room,” a windowless karaoke bar where the only songs allowed are Gloria Estefan’s deepest cuts and “Guantanamera” on repeat.
The real scandal? Not one military official used the dollars to buy a decent WiFi router.
By: TheJestPress.com
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