If Miklós Seszták really kept 9 billion forints at home, then storage must have posed a serious challenge for him.

The article discusses the logistical challenges of storing 9 billion HUF in cash, as alleged to be held by Miklós Seszták. It calculates the volume and weight of the cash, suggesting that a large safe would be necessary. The piece also explores alternatives, such as converting the cash into foreign currency, which would require significantly less storage space. The article concludes by questioning the accuracy of the investigators' claims, noting that Seszták's safe was reportedly found empty.