Poll: You find a wallet.

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GreyWolf257

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I'd return it immediately.

Today, someone stole a wallet that was sitting on a desk in my ROTC room. Well, they left the wallet, but they jacked $19. We must have some really bad shipmates in my school... trully depressing and unofficer-like behavior.
 

ygetoff

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I would try to give it back, but if there was no indication of ownership (no credit cards, ID of any kind), I would keep it. But keeping it also depends on where I found it; if I found it, say, on a bus, or in a school or office building, I would give it to the head person. If it was just on the street, then I would keep it.
 

MelziGurl

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Generally I return what doesn't belong to me, but I made an exception one day. While I was still living at mum and dads, a guy that lived around the corner from me had somehow dropped his wallet just outside his house. As kids we were close friends, then the whole 'OMG! You're a girl and therefore we cannot be friends' thing happened, basically because my brother and his brother would also make fun of us. I always wanted to keep that close friendship but for the sake of his I dunno reputation as a boy he pushed me away, it pissed me off so much that when I found his wallet I took whatever money was in it (roughly $30) and threw his wallet into the front yard. Yeah, I'm a ***** to people that I think deserve it.
 

Fbuh

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As a general rule, I return (almost) anything I find. If it's a wallet, I'll return it with everything to the owner's address. However, If I find a couple of dollars lying on the ground, it's mine.
 

Rancid0ffspring

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Riccan said:
I'd return it mainly because it isn't mine, and karma can be a *****.
Straight up! I clicked this thread, this guys post was the first thing I saw, didnt even read the description!

Karma... just don't screw with it! Nuff said
 

Rancid0ffspring

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Blitzkrieg8 said:
C117 said:
If the wallet has something in it that makes you able to identify the owner, I'll return it. If not, I think I'd take it for myself (unless there was, like, 50000 bucks in it. In that case I could just nick a few hundred and nobody would notice)
Who Carry 50,000 dollars in their wallet?
One rich mo' focka... sorry couldn't resist
 

tsatoma

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I'm an evil human being so I would take everything. Would probably just toss or destroy the credit cards and ID; take the money and gift cards for myself. Maybe keep the wallet if it is nice.
 

witheringsanity

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if it was only $40-50 bucks i would just return it with everything still in there. however, if it was some higher amount of money, say $300 or more, i'd have to do things a little differently

if over $300 or so:
1 - find the person it belonged to
2 - drive to their house with the money taken out
3 - scope the house. big house? rich neighborhood? sweet ride? 61" plasma tv?
4 - if it looks like they could afford to lose $300+, keep the money and give em the wallet back, just tell em it was already gone when i found it, or..
5 - if they look like they need the money, give it all back to them

i believe we make our own karma. if they are rich people, than i believe i was meant to find that $300 as good karma for something i did in the past.
 

gigastrike

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If I saw a wallet I'd probably just leave it or, at most, turn it in to the lost-and-found.
 

delet

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I would do exactly what I did several years ago in the same situation after finding some random kids wallet on the floor... Take it, run, become 2 dollars richer and forget about it till several years later while scavenging under my bed.

Edit: Not in your situation, in the situation of finding a wallet...
 

Dommius

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I would return the wallet, saying there was no cash when I found it. Though in reality its now in my wallet.
 

Jaythulhu

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If you take something from the wallet, you're a thief, simple fact. The contents are not yours, and taking something that does not belong to you is the legal definition of stealing.

Having lost my wallet a couple of times (and having it returned minus cash / credit cards), I'm of the opinion that if you take anything, you're a thieving c**t, and deserve to be hit by a bus.
 

Dogstile

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So where is the option to pick it up, take the money and drop the wallet again after?

I'm not a nice person and i'm aware of this.