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Absolutely not. You asked a very simple and direct question. If they choose to give you the funds, they consent to losing their funds. As long as you are willing to accept the almost certain "NO" response and wish them a nice day and leave. Why not ask? However, I would only ask said bank's Board of directors/CEO/owner for the funds if given the opportunity. its a straight 50/50 chance, they are the final decision. 
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