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3:50:36
One time, someone forgot their phone in a restroom stall, I turned it into the security desk, and the guard looked so surprised someone would turn in a phone that wasn't theirs.
他84
3:53:10
Yeah that envelope could be anyone's, but the only way to find the person is to ask for the exact amount in the envelope
他17
3:54:01
and then when they say there's 200, that's when you say nope, it only had a hundred bucks, nice try thief
他222
3:54:05
If you feel the Universe would punish you for selfish acts, consider this, it won't reward you for good acts.
他84
3:54:09
I remember a few years ago there was this college kid who lost their wallet that I found, they had their number in the back of the wallet I got $10 that day after returning it
他347
3:55:23
You have to rely on your own personal code of moral conduct, some people just don't have one
他40
3:55:33
here's a hypothetical: Let's say a bag of cash ends up in your backyard randomly one day, what do you do? and why is the answer hide it and pretend you didn't see anything
他222
3:55:35
I clean abandoned/repossessed houses that are being resold. I get to keep whatever I find 90% of the time. found a 14 karat gold wedding ring a few months ago.
他79
3:57:26
yeah, taking it to the bank is a good idea. since they can contact the person who withdrew the money
他222
3:57:39
I've found multiple bank cards on the ground so I call the bank and tell them I've found the card and to cancel it before someone else does. then I take it home and destroy it
他28







