Growing up I attended a private school. So one day, on the bus to a field trip I found an envelope tucked between the seat back and the seat. All I could see was a tuition slip but couldn't make out if there was money in it. I said to my friend, "what if there's tuition money in it?" We laughed it off, because the minimum tuition for one student was $350 dollars. I turned it in to the Gym teacher who was driving the bus. Turned out there was over $500 dollars in the envelope and it turned out to be the tuition for one of my class mates and her sister. There was a discount for the second student if a family had more than one child attending. Needless to say, their parents were very grateful and gave me like a $25 reward, so that was cool.
@calicuz Many years ago, my wife lost a envelope with $1,000 cash in it for her collage tuition while she was shopping at a store. We got home and realized it was missing and drove back to the store to see if anyone had found it. And sure enough a customer had found it on the floor and turned it in to the store manager. Yes, There are honest people in this world........They didn't leave their name with the store, so we were never able to thank them of give them an award.........
Nope but then US Dollars aren’t used in the UK for day to day currency 😂😂😂🙂🐼🥢
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I have never run across a “large” amount of money on the ground. Like wallets or keys, the appropriate thing would be to find the owner (goes without saying) if at all possible. I have seen smaller amounts 5s and 10s etc., I don’t pick those up, Call it a karma thing.
I haven’t seen a $1 Bill in about 25 years or more. I found a fifty dollar Bill on the floor when I walked up to an atm machine. That sparkle of red caught my eye and i grabbed it
