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If you found $3 on the floor, would you keep it or take it to the service desk??? This is assuming you find it in a public place. At what dollar value do you keep it or turn it in???
I'd keep a $20...or the total of up to $20 in any combination of bills. However!!... If it was over $20, I'd turn it in.loco said:If you found $3 on the floor, would you keep it or take it to the service desk??? This is assuming you find it in a public place. At what dollar value do you keep it or turn it in???
At what point do I turn it in?loco said:If you found $3 on the floor, would you keep it or take it to the service desk??? This is assuming you find it in a public place. At what dollar value do you keep it or turn it in???
So - if it were 3 $1 bills, no big deal???Secret Squirrel said:I'd keep a $20...or the total of up to $20 in any combination of bills. However!!... If it was over $20, I'd turn it in.
So if it were $3, you'd keep it???H8R said:At what point do I turn it in?
If I see a homeless retarded child drop it, then maybe. And only if it's less than $0.75, and he has to do a little dance for me.
Rectally???stinkyboy said:If it was at the LBS, I give the $3 to the owner and still owe him $1.
If it was $0.76 or more, yes.loco said:So if it were $3, you'd keep it???
WTF are you doing in the back section of Wal Mart scanning the floor for anyways?binary visions said:If I found a crumpled $20 in the back section of a Wal-Mart, I'd keep it.
I don't know if it was kindness, paranoia, or compassion, but I turned in $3. It was right before closing, and I am sure the owner never saw it. The lady looked confused, but I thought, how could I really benefit from $3. It's not like it was a find. It's not like it would help, but it might the person that lost it. I doubt it, but who knows.Westy said:<snip> Probably would have today, not really out of the kindness of my heart but out of paranoia.
Easily the best question of the day. BV?H8R said:WTF are you doing in the back section of Wal Mart scanning the floor for anyways?
uhm - nevermind...I answered my own question.MancilG said:I would keep any dollar amount that I found in a public place. if someone is dumb enough to drop it I'm smart enough to keep it
loco said:If it were $10,000 in a bag, I would keep it.
sam_little said:I'd keep anything under $20. Anything over, I'd go to the service desk and leave a note with my phone number. If someone called and identified the sum within a week, I'd gladly return it. If not, my student loans would get a little bit smaller.
H8R said:WTF are you doing in the back section of Wal Mart scanning the floor for anyways?
edit: and who the hell in Wal Mart has $20 to drop??
Well, with drugs and alcohol, you're technically doing who ever lost the stuff a favor by keeping it, as he will no longer be destroying his body with it. In the long run, he's better off without it.LordOpie said:Last weekend, I was in Lowe's, found a bag of marijuana and turned it in. Four more weeks unclaimed and it's mine.
When/if they catch you. Until then it's a "groundscore".bikenweed said:At what point does finding large sums of money become stealing?
In high school I worked in a grocery store. I worked in the courtesy booth. One of my jobs was to verify the cash that we got from the bank. Yes we had to count everything including the $1.Westy said:Dude I knew in college literally found a bag of money in a parking lot with thousands of dollars in it. Seems an armoured car driver dropped a bag of cash when loading up an ATM. He returned the money. The bag did have the banks name on it. At that point in time I don't think I would have returned it. Probably would have today, not really out of the kindness of my heart but out of paranoia.
It's questionable.bikenweed said:At what point does finding large sums of money become stealing? Seriously, where? Is it illegal to keep $5,000 of bills in a bag, found in a parking lot? Or is that stealing? What's the difference? Or is this a personal question?