How neighborly are you?
If you found a substantial amount of money (say, over $100) in your neighborhood park, would you turn it in to the police?
Yes. Life is too short to take someone else's money. I only wish politicians would see it my way.
Well, I am not sure about turning it to the police just because I do not view the police as a responsible entity which could return the money. I for one have never gone to the police when I lost anything and so I would not think to turn anything in to the police either. Taking it and donating it could work welll if the owner cannot be found.
I did see a man drop a money-clip once and I told him about it as he was getting in his car to drive away. I thought about that for a long time because the money-clip was pretty fat ... it wasn't mine though and I don;t like taking things which are not mine unless I have permission to do so.
Money comes and money goes. Karma is karma though.
I won't. What I found in matter of money becomes mine and what I loose becomes theirs. If it's a personal object with identification, I give it back. If the wallet is full, I keep the money and send back important papers.
if i could locate the owner from any documents in the purse would do that and return the money.
if i could not do that i would donate all the money to charity
by Chris Mills 11 years ago
I was listening to two DJs on the radio. They were real clowns. One was "on the street," the other in the studio. The one on the street had a fake $100 bill which he put on the ground in front of a gas station. When people walked out, he'd ask them it the $100 bill...
by Louise Fiolek 12 years ago
What would you do if you found a bag of money?Let's say you find a bag full of cash..maybe $100,000 or more. Would you call the police? What thoughts would run through your mind?
by Annie 12 years ago
I f you was to find a bag of money in the streetwould you hand it over to the police?I know it is written that honesty is the best policy, and the truth shall set up freehowever, would you hand over that money to the authorities?
by Stephanie Marshall 6 years ago
Crash into an illegally parked car - whose fault?What if a car parks in a non-parking place right behind your vehicle and you do not see them, are you responsible for damage resulting from your backing into them?
by Stacie N Singleton 4 years ago
I feel that some women are just scorned lovers who are out 4 revenge.
by billchucks 13 years ago
scientist have predicted wat the world is going to experience some 4 yrs time and America is doing nothing abt it. i hope the BP OIL SPILL will teach them one or two lessons
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