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"What Would You have Done?"

Today my dad found a wallet today containing £400 + a few hundred Euros + Credit Cards and usual wallet stuff. He found it outside a shop so he walked in and with the details in the wallet discovered that it belonged to a regular customer of this shop. So my dad left his details incase the man wanted to thank him or whatever. And about 10 minutes ago, this man calls and thanks him etc.

I started thinking about what I would have done in the same situation as my dad. Would I have gone in the shop and given the wallet in? Would you?

Today my dad found a wallet today containing £400 + a few hundred Euros + Credit Cards and usual wallet stuff. He found it outside a shop so he walked in and with the details in the wallet discovered that it belonged to a regular customer of this shop. So my dad left his details incase the man wanted to thank him or whatever. And about 10 minutes ago, this man calls and thanks him etc.

I started thinking about what I would have done in the same situation as my dad. Would I have gone in the shop and given the wallet in? Would you?

I'd have done what your dad did.

I would hand it in.

I remember I left my wallet in a taxi one night and spent all the next day chasing around looking for a particular taxi.

I gave up and went home, and left my number with the taxi rank.

when I got home the driver had dropped it off for me.

what a guy!

Peter Venkman wrote:
> I started thinking about what I would have done in the same situation
> as my dad. Would I have gone in the shop and given the wallet in?
> Would you?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH you're kidding right?

Hand it in of course but if no one claims it...

I would had it in too, unfortunately not everyone would be so ethical.

I very much doubt that a wallet containing 400 quid and a lot of credit cards would go unclaimed.

I'd keep the cash, stick it in my bank and burn the wallet so there's no chance it ever gets linked with me.

I rang my mate on his mobile once. I was in the pub having a few jars, and he was at the cash machine at the time. Because he got distracted talking to me, he left the money in the machine and walked off.

He was mega cheesed off when he got to the pub and realised he hadn't got the money on him.

What's weird is the money hadn't been debited from his account. The reason apparently is that if you don't take the money, after about a minute, the machine sucks it back in.

not too shabby.

Cub!st wrote:
> I'd keep the cash, stick it in my bank and burn the wallet so there's
> no chance it ever gets linked with me.

tósser.

oh sorry, did I say that out loud?