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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 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?
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Snufkin wrote:
> what about you English Bloke? I guess from that question to Cub!st you
> wouldnt have. Good on ya
Of course not. Someone may have worked bloody hard to earn that £400, or it could be some kids birthday money or something. To keep it would be to be a thief.
> what about you English Bloke? I guess from that question to Cub!st you
> wouldnt have. Good on ya
Of course not. Someone may have worked bloody hard to earn that £400, or it could be some kids birthday money or something. To keep it would be to be a thief.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> wow, I bet he took the rest of the day off didn't he? ;D
Back then, 90p was a lot of money, I guess!
> wow, I bet he took the rest of the day off didn't he? ;D
Back then, 90p was a lot of money, I guess!
what about you English Bloke? I guess from that question to Cub!st you wouldnt have. Good on ya
Cubist, would you really have kept it?
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> ok then, you're right, you are less evil than hitler ....
I've waited so long for someone to say that
> ok then, you're right, you are less evil than hitler ....
I've waited so long for someone to say that
Snufkin wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> I'd have handed it in. There are few things more annoying in life
> than
> losing your wallet.
>
> Lindgren has the right idea, and even if there is no ID, just give it
> into the police and if no one claims it you get to have it. Or maybe
> you get some kind of reward. I'd offer an award if someone returned
> it to me.
When he called to say thanks he offered my dad some champagne. My dad didn't accept, he just said he was glad this man had got his wallet back.
> Lindgren wrote:
> I'd have handed it in. There are few things more annoying in life
> than
> losing your wallet.
>
> Lindgren has the right idea, and even if there is no ID, just give it
> into the police and if no one claims it you get to have it. Or maybe
> you get some kind of reward. I'd offer an award if someone returned
> it to me.
When he called to say thanks he offered my dad some champagne. My dad didn't accept, he just said he was glad this man had got his wallet back.
ok then, you're right, you are less evil than hitler ....
Dakarus Joe wrote:
> 90p is roughly 900 yen.
According to Yahoo! finance the current exchange rates, 90p UK sterling is 176 Yen
> 90p is roughly 900 yen.
According to Yahoo! finance the current exchange rates, 90p UK sterling is 176 Yen
Complete lack of morals? Pfft that may apply to someone like Hitler but there's worse things in this world than pety thievery my friend. I have many morals. Just not that one.
Lindgren wrote:
> I'd have handed it in. There are few things more annoying in life than
> losing your wallet.
Lindgren has the right idea, and even if there is no ID, just give it into the police and if no one claims it you get to have it. Or maybe you get some kind of reward. I'd offer an award if someone returned it to me.
> I'd have handed it in. There are few things more annoying in life than
> losing your wallet.
Lindgren has the right idea, and even if there is no ID, just give it into the police and if no one claims it you get to have it. Or maybe you get some kind of reward. I'd offer an award if someone returned it to me.
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