Would you keep it ?

[Clueless]

If I saw €150 on the floor - my first reaction would be to see an apparition of a beautiful escort- then reality.. My fecking Catholic upbringing would force me to turn it over to the authorities- however the apparition of the escort would stay with me and bring a smile to my face...

Last night i popped out to local Supermarket to pick up a few things ,
I had 150 Euro in my hand along with my phone ,
Whilst I was in the que to pay i realized I no longer had the cash in my hand
I retraced my steps but it had gone .
I was gutted and about to leave when I thought id just check with customer service see if anyone had handed it in , not for one minute did i think anyone would of .
And low and behold some lovely lady had handed it in
I left the lovely lady a gift
My question is would you hand it in honestly ?
Abby x

[Amy Alison]

So far I'm extremelly lucky in this regard.

- Left my bag with 1600 or thereabouts Irish Pounds (yeah that long ago) plus my passports and lots of other papers in Roches Stores in Patrick Street in Cork. Came back in tears 15 min later and my bag was at the cash registrered brought bt someone, nothing was missing.
- Lost my wallet about 3 years ago while travelling in the night to Dublin 2 where I was supposed to work. Had a booking early next day with a lovely / still around / forum member his birthday was on that day. I thought I better go down and buy some things I need plus a few nice treats for the birthday boy, I realised I have no wallet, no cash, no cards, needless to say that booking went rapidly downhill as I couldn't stop whinning about my wallet not necessarily because of the money they were only a few hundred euro, but because I felt guilty not being able to offer even a glass of coke to someone I much respected that booked me weeks in advance. Well, anyhow, 3 months later a Garda rings my private phone telling me I could go collect my wallet from a certain Garda Station. Not even a cent was missing
- My Iphone 6 recently felt down of my back pocket. Someone follows me in the crowd (temple bar) and handed it to me. It was a roma gypsy man, the kind you would be afraid may steal your phone, not give it back to you he clearly was a lovely decent man.

To answer your question, Abby, yes, I would defo return money, objects if found, as clearly someone may realise they lost it and will look for them.

[funlover12]

Id hook it on a fishing line and take it outside for some fun

[warmcome]

You should have had your smartphone parked in your butt pocket as everyone does and the
money somewhere safe. Great that you got another go. X

[Kenton]

No, not that amount, I've often kept a tenner or a score but 150, that's a good chunk of somones wages, and all the more incentive to hand it in if you find it in a shop

[patty]

sometimes a customer give me too much money when it is time to pay me i always give back the money to them i think it is only right if somebody over pays you should always give the money back

[Walshie]

I did drop €20 in escorts room one time, must fell out when putting my trousers on again, never got a call to say 'cum inside again baby' you left something in here,

[mature abby]

You should have had your smartphone parked in your butt pocket as everyone does and the
money somewhere safe. Great that you got another go. X

Long tight slinky dress no pockets hun x



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[funlover12]

Long tight slinky dress no pockets hun x



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"that doesnt sound very practical, you should sow some pockets in to it!"

[funlover12]

Always hand in even £5
When my son was small I forgot an item in the shopping.
Son got it paid at the self service till.
He didn't know the £5 note came out separate.
He gave me the change immediately I saw £5 missing and went to the machine then asked staff but £5 gone.
Pre Escort days, pre having a car days.
I had to return food to get taxi fare home with shopping.

£5 can be a fortune

I have always handed in money etc

you accidentally some critical info there