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found a twenty pound note while going into the shop for my newspapers when i mentioned it this old d ear said it was hers so i gave it to her later on the shopkeeper told me someone else tried to claim it my question is what would you have done
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.ill bet she was saving that money for a long time,now maybe she does'nt have enough money for food,which means she might starve....or or that could've been for her heating&gas which could leave her freezing to death in this bitter,bitter cold.......could've been her rent money,if she 's got an evil landlord,she could be out on the streets tonight.....or if that was for her local drug dealer,she could be on the street corner whoring herself......let this be a lesson to you....never help no one.......
daneswalk i was only kidding,honestly you done the right thing! it bothered me that much which it probably would,just go back to the shop and give the shop keeper a 20 and tell him/her can they give it to the woman in question,and just pass by every couple of days to ask them have they seen her yet,but do you trust the shopkeeper? if all that fails,give �20 pound or whatever you can for charity and that is much much more in my and the general publics eyes gods eyes too im sure!
I found a �20 note on the floor of a convenience store and handed it to the shopkeeper. When I went into the store the following day he told me that a very elderly lady had come into his shop, in great distress, because she'd lost �20 from her pension when she's shopped in his store earlier that day. (He did, of course, return the money to her).
On another occasion I found a �10 note outside a sub post office. I handed it in to the manager, who insisted on taking my name and address. Three months later I received a letter, by registered post, containing the unclaimed tenner.
Chris
PS: Perhaps Elvis68 should stick to posting in the News section? That seems to be where all the other racists and xenophobes hang out.
On another occasion I found a �10 note outside a sub post office. I handed it in to the manager, who insisted on taking my name and address. Three months later I received a letter, by registered post, containing the unclaimed tenner.
Chris
PS: Perhaps Elvis68 should stick to posting in the News section? That seems to be where all the other racists and xenophobes hang out.