Realise:

a) I really should vacuum the carpet more often, and

b) that's why the floor and ceiling below were sagging.

Not enough room in my whole bedroom to fit that many pennies in it from floor to ceiling.

Approximately 140,000 cubic feet would be needed to just fit that many pennies.

A whole house wouldn't be enough room. Maybe ten houses depending on the size of the house.

A 2,000 square foot house at 8 feet high is 16,000 cubic feet.

I'd ring someone to rescue me from the height:)

I would make a rope out of sheets and climb down carefully. Then I would find my phone, call my daughter, and ask her if she knows any coin collectors.

I'd start rollin'

One Billion one cents - Under my bed ?

How big do you think my bed is ?

Don't forget to give those pennies back to uncles sam. So the can make ten times the amount turning them back into copper

I don't think we have to worry about ai taking over Earth anytime soon.

We stopped using 1 cent coins 33 years ago. I dunno if there even worth 1 cent anymore.

Wonder how my house got so big.

Climb down?

Assuming I could find a way to safely extract them from the space-warp that must exist under my bed, I'd sell them for scrap to the windmill companies a few hundred kg at a time and retire rich.

Put them into money bags and deposit them into my bank account in stages.

Complain about a massive backache

Find a coinstar 😌

Where and what era are these one cent pieces from?

10 million is nothing to sneeze at but climbing down from that mountain would likely be one way trip

It would have to be that kids bed from the movie Little Monsters.🤣

Take the money and run

roll the damn things i guess. paying special attention to the dates on them.🤷🏿

Cry as I started rolling them and taking them to the bank and depositing them.

I'd get out of my bedroom before the floor collapsed and ended up in the basement.

Poop on them