If you found $30 in the street wwyd?

[Anonymous]

Do you think it's enough to post on nextdoor about it (or similar local group)?

[Anonymous]

Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

[Anonymous]

What else would you do? Knock on doors? Go to the police?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I am asking because my instinct would just be to do that and keep it if nobody responds, but apparently that is THEFT. I did not know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I'm pretty sure OP is making this up but just wants the engagement of everyone calling her out.

[Anonymous]

I would leave it. If I were inclined to pick it up it would be to keep it though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I am asking because my instinct would just be to do that and keep it if nobody responds, but apparently that is THEFT. I did not know.

No one is getting charged for theft for keeping $30 they found on the streets. Give me a break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I am asking because my instinct would just be to do that and keep it if nobody responds, but apparently that is THEFT. I did not know.

It’s not. I give you permission to keep it.

[Anonymous]

Keep it and continue with my life

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I am asking because my instinct would just be to do that and keep it if nobody responds, but apparently that is THEFT. I did not know.

It’s not. I give you permission to keep it.

No, it legally is, which really surprised me because I don't see how that can be the case. I could see for something like an item or a significant amount, but not random small amounts of money. It doesn't really make sense.

[Anonymous]

I would donate it to charity.

[Anonymous]

Cash? If there's no one around, I keep it.

If someone's nearby, I'd probably asked them if they dropped it.

This has happened twice for me with finding $20. Both times, no one was around, and I kept it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

This.
OP has to be trolling.

"Cash found! Describe it and it's yours!"
'Ayo! It's green with pictures of old dudes on it!"
"OMG! It must be you that lost it! So glad I found you!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I wonder how people like you make it into adulthood.

I am asking because my instinct would just be to do that and keep it if nobody responds, but apparently that is THEFT. I did not know.

It’s not. I give you permission to keep it.

No, it legally is, which really surprised me because I don't see how that can be the case. I could see for something like an item or a significant amount, but not random small amounts of money. It doesn't really make sense.

Belongs to the government is why.
Wait till you learn about "civil asset forfeiture" and how anything can just be taken from you with no due process or anything. Poof.

[Anonymous]

I would look around to see if I saw anyone to ask if it was theirs and otherwise I would leave it there because the majority % of people in this world probably need $30 more than me!