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Found wallet
- Thread starter Hillian1
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Probably the same people who brought tickets for Bournemouth but then didnt go.
Good enough for Robin Hood.
So he was intending to distribute the £1650 bounty to the poor and needy?
Fair enough.
Could have been a Brit working in Saudi and you could be taking his wages
Anyone walking around with £1600 in cash in their wallet deserves to lose it frankly, if it was clearly someone less well off who needed he money etc I wouldn't hesitate to hand it back but from the sounds of it this wallet belonged to someone with too much of the stuff, I wouldnt feel any remorse about keeping it
What's your threshold?
£500 fair game to steal?
What if it was only £200 but it was a REALLY expensive looking wallet?
£80 but they had Amex and Coutts and Co black cards?
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
We all know what the right thing to do is however for us it's a hypothetical question therefore it's all hypothetical answers.
Losing something at a uk airport is probably one of the best places to lose something, travellers sticking together, people flying usually have a few quid etc etc
Lose the same wallet in St James Street and the chances are it'll be a gonna if the finder has a drug issue or perhaps someone on a low income with the Provident man banging on the door the temptation may prove to be too great. Unless it's actually happened to you, your answer is only your word.
I've lost wallets and never got them back, I have returned wallets, one with £60 and one with a fiver, I've also posted a couple anonymously as they have cards etc inside but didn't want to be "in the frame" as the money had been taken (or they were skint)
I once found £40 outside Brighton station, and although I then spent 10 minutes watching the queue in the booking hall for someone checking their pockets for the missing money, I then went and spent it on beer. If I saw someone drop a tenner I would have no doubt in returning it to them
Losing something at a uk airport is probably one of the best places to lose something, travellers sticking together, people flying usually have a few quid etc etc
Lose the same wallet in St James Street and the chances are it'll be a gonna if the finder has a drug issue or perhaps someone on a low income with the Provident man banging on the door the temptation may prove to be too great. Unless it's actually happened to you, your answer is only your word.
I've lost wallets and never got them back, I have returned wallets, one with £60 and one with a fiver, I've also posted a couple anonymously as they have cards etc inside but didn't want to be "in the frame" as the money had been taken (or they were skint)
I once found £40 outside Brighton station, and although I then spent 10 minutes watching the queue in the booking hall for someone checking their pockets for the missing money, I then went and spent it on beer. If I saw someone drop a tenner I would have no doubt in returning it to them
I'm curious how a wallet with that much cash in it actually closes.
And [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] would, I'm sure, be concerned at the line of the gent's trouser with something that bulky about him unless he was man-bagged up.
And [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] would, I'm sure, be concerned at the line of the gent's trouser with something that bulky about him unless he was man-bagged up.
Anyone walking around with £1600 in cash in their wallet deserves to lose it !!!! You would feel no remorse after stealing £1600 !!! Nice guy !!!
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
You don't need super human powers to know that some on here will fib to make themselves look better.
Simply read any thread on here regarding missing out on tickets and you'll see that we had about 4000 ST holders at Gillingham and 15000 at Withdean
I imagine so, why else would he keep it?
Robin Hood may have robbed from the rich and given to the poor.....I don`t get the impression that the thieves on NSC are like minded.
It must have been in a man-bag? Unless the person was wearing cargo pants it's a physical impossibility to pop that amount of money and cards in a pocket let alone also maintain a nice trouser-line. And who wears cargo-pants in this day and age?
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
Are you never off? We know where you stand on this, do you not watch the news, read the papers etc. There's a lot of bad people out there, if keeping a lost wallet is the worst someone on NSC does we haven't done too badly on the scheme of things
Well maybe not some, but this is Husty we're talking about, generally all round good egg.