Utah Treasure Hunt's $25,000 is found

[@JaredGlenPalmer]

These guys were waiting on the trail and told us "no don't come this way" then ten minutes later this

[@DavesW]

Dude kept saying wait wait wait wait hahahaha. It only works one time bro lol

[@ChinDawg_]

I was looking for it and my mom was heading there were she found it

[@bryansmith5380]

Where was it??

[@jonathanholden8794]

So who is Jacqui? How did Jacqui identify the exact tree?

[@kaylenemiller1804]

Thought it was just for people in Utah

[@twasbrillig33]

you missed out then

[@ItsDangerousGoAlone]

You Thought wrong

[@LordLuciferAlmighty666]

Spent 30,000 to win 25,000

[@rafaelasud]

It was a total scam, I am pretty sure next year they’ll say that the treasure hunt will cover more states so they can have more free advertising.

[@colonelJ77]

So... why can't they update their website? They should get some straight people to help manage everything.... just saying

[@shawnhuff3920]

Well not from Utah should she get to keep it ... should she get a medal 🏅 for using GPS and map quest on a computer 🖥 to locate the treasure 🤔 ...if this is the case then the treasure needs to get bigger and hidden anywhere in the United States of America 🇺🇸

[@xenomorpheus13]

The two dudes that hid the treasure seemed fine with it, so I’d say yes, she should get to keep it.

[@ItsDangerousGoAlone]

Stop being entitled. Can you even imagine "pull out your driver license, not from utah, ok, well, you have to put it back, dont come back for it, and dont tell anyone where it is"

[@Loser_Lisa]

You act as if having requirements for competitions/sweepstakes is unheard of. Seems like she may have taken advantage of a blindspot. Even the dudes hosting the hunt were surprised that it wasn't just an out of state person, but that she made this her sole purpose of traveling so far to do so.