Just my thoughts--
 ok, you're M is going to be down around 4 if you fold--but in calling you have no fold equity, so you're taking a coin flip.  Since you're in the BB, you have some time to look for a better spot or at least to be the shover and pick up some fold equity.

13,500 is the average stack size, if you win the coin flip you are in good shape but not a dominating chipstack.  If you lose you're just out.

I think it's a fold and look for a better spot.  If I had 8-8+ or A-T+ I might rethink it.  I don't like having the 3.

This is really dependent on how the SB has been playing because the SB is going to have just as much of an influence on button's decision here, as well as what place we're in exactly (we're not that far from the chip average.  Any notes on SB?

In a vacuum, I call if SB folds because the button's probably doing this for a few reasons:

1) It's good for aggressive players to pressure people near the bubble, especially if the people those aggro players have been folding out are relatively snug.  This makes opening with a wide range even on the bubble profitable for these players.
2) There's a lot of nits in 180-mans who like to settle for mincashes in situations like this.  This makes it more likely that #1 is the case.
3) Considering his history, it seems safe to assume that villain's aggression has worked out for them quite well before, making #1 even more likely.

Not to mention that:

3) I'll have only 5 M behind (one M being about 2,100-2,200 chips) if I fold now and the hand after and it's 7-handed, maybe 6-handed so I won't get many chances to pick up  a hand before I have to post again.  I'd also expect the blind levels to go up again within the next orbit, making my M even lower.  This means there's a chance I'll miss out on a cash anyways.
4) Excluding our BB, we're only about 2K chips below average, but with 20 players left this late in a turbo structure, that usually means that you're below the median (in this case, 10th/11th place) and as such are just as vulnerable to miss out on a cash as the 8 other players in that category considering the 5-minute levels.  However, doubling up in this spot gives us about 8% of the chips in play and thus a better chance at making the FT.

If we're dominated, whatever.  That's part of the volatility of turbos, and if you're afraid of being dominated in this spot and not concerned about the worse hands that you're letting get away with this move, well, you shouldn't be playing turbos.

Excellent response.   

In a nutshell, now that I've seen comments that are for the call I can understand the reasons.

However, I'm still going to nit my way into a cash and then take my shots 

Ultimately I believe calling or not calling are both acceptable plays.



Kash

Pretty sure folding here is very bad. You can essentially put the shover on ATC. If you really really want to milk a mincash that's fine, but the way these things payout 10th-18th all pay the same so doubling up 55% of the time here easily puts us in situations where we can make a lot more money.

That's just cruel, dude.