Would you return $120,000 if you found it?

[dlevere]

Police officer finds $120,000 on roadway, returns it

[final kaoss]

Are you kidding? I'd get my house renovated with that.

[dlevere]

My thoughts exactly. When I find money in the street, I figure that I was meant to find it.

[final kaoss]

My biggest finds were:

$100 @ gamestop, on the floor where you check out. No one else in there other than the employees & myself

$250, a few years ago in front of some clothes store, on the catwalk leading up to the front doors.

$60 one time at a gas station by the newspaper stands

[MIR]

Police Officer find... it is his JOB to return lost things. I am not a police officer, thus i would keep it and invest it in a portfolio which in the next 4 years would gain about 27.9% interest on the intial investment.

Yea... F**k it, we all know i would buy more computers and video games with that

[deathspawn]

An amount that high would get noticed by too many eyes to want to keep. Better to keep small increments less than $50 or $100.

[bungholio]

That's more money than I make in a year. I'd really hesitate thinking about it. I could get 2 of the best computers built, PS4, and then I couldn't really know where to go from there.

[final kaoss]

That's more money than I make in a year. I'd really hesitate thinking about it. I could get 2 of the best computers built, PS4, and then I couldn't really know where to go from there.

I could New flatscreen & furniture for the living room. New puters, a few 6TB HDD'S in a old computer case to act as a movie server for the house (easy to setup, just give it a domain name & hook to it). New beds & furniture, a new car, a few new games and let the rest build interest in the bank.

[MIR]

That's more money than I make in a year. I'd really hesitate thinking about it. I could get 2 of the best computers built, PS4, and then I couldn't really know where to go from there.

You might get a Cray X1 for about 170K but i doubt anything remotely like that otherwise. i have seen gaming rigs that are utterly insaine reach upwards of 1 mill.

Thats why i would invest so that not only could i afford the awesome computer i would buy but also the ginormious electrical bill that would come with it. at 27c per kWh and it will be going up by 37% here every quarter, electricity isnt cheap.

[Pyriel]

Yeah, I'd definitely return it. There's a lot I could do with $120,000, but for all I know that's somebody's down payment on a house or evidence of a crime. I'd hope like hell that nobody claimed it, and I somehow got to keep it eventually, but I'd turn it in.

[MIR]

One thing about money can be summed up in this following picture.

[bungholio]

Doesn't seem correct, it's more like no money, no problems can be solved.

[Hacc]

[snarky]I'd return it, as it could be blood money or even worse: lobbyist funds. [/snarky]

My biggest finds were:

$100 @ gamestop, on the floor where you check out. No one else in there other than the employees & myself

$250, a few years ago in front of some clothes store, on the catwalk leading up to the front doors.

$60 one time at a gas station by the newspaper stands

Bestow thy yes' with ye luck, forever thy be grateful.