• multifariace@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    which god?

    some would teach that it is yours and should be taken, for a wide variety of reasons. some wpuld teach to give it to the needy as well as everything else you own. some would teach that it has no value and to leave it to nature. some would teach it is evil and must be destroyed. some would say to offer at as sacrifice. some would say to enshrine it.

    there’s so many ways this could go.

  • TheEighthDoctor@lemmy.zip
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    1 day ago

    I know because this already happened to me, I returned it. The owner was very surprised that the money was not missing when I gave him the wallet but didn’t even pay me a coffee, no regerts tho.

  • GorGor@startrek.website
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    2 days ago

    my kid was playing on a swing in a community park in a neighboring town (an expensive place to live). She found a big baggie of cash, looked like mostly singles, but it was maybe 2" thick. I told her to put it back and not mess with it. Maybe it was someones birthday money, maybe it was some other nefarious source. no matter what I don’t need that in my life, I definitely don’t need my kid dealing with it.

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      1 day ago

      You did the right thing. Wait until that local dealer gets more successful and starts leaving larger sums at that dead drop.

  • kittenzrulz123@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    I would fulfill my legal obligation by reporting that cash as missing to the police, if not claimed I get to legally keep it (the only reason why I would do this is because that sort of money tends to come with severe problems)