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F) I would return it if I saw it fall to the ground out of someones pocket. However, if I came upon it just sitting there, well, finders keepers. I would put it to good use, I promise! |
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trer
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G) BURN IT. Money corrupts because it gives people the illusion of POWER and POWER is evil. |
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F) Keep looking around in the same area. |
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Paul K
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I would put it to good use. I would buy something useful to me or donate it to a good cause. |
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Louiegirl_Chicago
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fun question! once it happened to me. i was so worried about how i'd feed my son, being between jobs. i really needed money. so i went to a drugstore to get some odds and ends, and on a glass case below the counter, i spied a $50 buck bill! so i put it into my hand, then turned around and asked all the bums standing around if anyone had lost any money. they started to pipe in that they lost a dollar, five dollars, etc. so i just said, 'well, what i found wasn't what you lost,' and left, went to buy groceries for my kid! |
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ANSWER MY QUESTION!!
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F) I'd use it to buy food or gas. Or, if I knew who lost it I'd give it back to them. Don't give it to a bank, they have too much money to begin with! |
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if there was no one around who seemed to have lost it, i'd keep it and add it to my savings acct. then i wouldn't go back to the scene-of-the-crime...LOL! |
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Wally Y
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F. Other, I would check to see if it was in good condition and how much it was worth as a collector's item before I invested in another coin or paper money to collect. |
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dlm1ok
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I'm not sure, depends on the circumstances. I had a sister find $1000 before Christmas and kept it. I argued that it might be some child's Christmas, what if the person whom lost it got beat up for losing it and there was no moral fiber to her. You could take it to the police. |
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feisty_krittir
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E) but only the good stuff. *lmoa* |
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junkmailsucksalot
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A) Return it to the nearest bank, 'cause I owe them money. |
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