An ATM pops open in Atlanta, and the comments argue over a reward
The customer's story led a fifteen-upload week that also tracked Hurricane Isaias toward Georgia and a Southwest Atlanta apartment with holes in its floors.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
ATM pops open, revealing money, customer says | WSB-TV
A customer went to an ATM for cash and, she says, got a look at a lot more of it than she asked for: the machine popped open in front of her. That short report, "ATM pops open, revealing money, customer says," passed 20,000 views within six hours, far ahead of anything else WSB-TV posted this week.
The comment section has its own ideas about how the story should end. The most common thread is whether the bank owes her something for her trouble, with suggestions ranging from a thank-you to a percentage. Others joke that the machine paid out a jackpot, a few wonder aloud where Allen Funt and his hidden camera were, and one viewer with some technical knowledge points out that the cash usually sits in locked cassettes behind the front panel, so an open door does not necessarily mean open money.
The rest of the week leaned toward the weather. Hurricane Isaias is headed for the Gulf Coast, and Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency for Georgia ahead of the storm's remnants, which are expected over metro Atlanta on Saturday and Sunday. Glenn Burns, now the station's chief meteorologist emeritus, gave his own update, and a Short on Douglas County preparing to open its emergency operations center is the upload gathering views fastest right now. Closer to home, renters in Southwest Atlanta, including Mark Thompson and Leon Nunnally, showed the holes opening up in their apartment floors while code enforcement looks into it.
All of that kept the channel running a little above its usual daily pace, with about 2.4 million views over the week and roughly 2,000 new subscribers. Among the local news stations closest to it in size, only NBCLA, which had a very large week, and Toronto's CP24 added more views.
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What viewers say
I am NEVER in the Right place at the Right Time.😅😅$$$
@D.Townsend-r8qSee it on YouTubeAnd it even wasn’t Candid Camera.
@YutubeWtchSee it on YouTubeThe money wasn’t revealed because only the front cover was open. The money is in cassettes locked in the safe in the back
@lt6209See it on YouTube
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And they probably not even going to give her anything for being there hero
@shainawiley8524See it on YouTubeOmg, the comments 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@trinigurl1919See it on YouTubeThe look of disgust on my face right now!
@staceywilliams1863See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- WSB-TV
- Subscribers
- 389,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,354,007
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 20,764
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💡 Test your knowledge
One viewer jokes that Allen Funt never showed up at the ATM. Which hidden-camera show did Funt create and host?
Allen Funt created Candid Camera, which began on radio in the 1940s as Candid Microphone before moving to television.



