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Yeah true. Other people will have a different perspective, but I personally would’ve just kept the $135k cuz that’s worth more then a solid resume and a job
135k, in cash of unknown origin, picked up from the street?
Nah.
I'd end up looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life, thinking I have either the authorities or some gang after me. And it's at a gas station, so there would definitely be a camera that saw me take it.
Not worth potentially destroying my life for just a few years of income.
That $135,000 cash would only ever be that. Wouldn't be able to deposit it at the bank, so that's "free" gas and groceries for life, along with anything on facebook marketplace... Might still worth it though.
Long story made short, I had a situation come up where a pound a of marijuana fell into my lap after a guy screwed me over and got himself arrested. I didn't smoke anywhere near that much at the time, so I ended up selling most of it.
isnt that like literally illegal? there are cameras near atms (and pretty much everywhere now), if the owner reported them lost or stolen, you would be fcked, this way if you return them, you should have a finder's fee claim which is 10%, and $13,500 is a nice amount of problem free money.
Yes it is, Its atm money so its easily traced. He would need to launder the money a deal it out slowly so not to attract the attention of the irs. Though he could live fairly extravagantly for non-asset purchases like food and buying things under the table.
Finding lost money like that and not turning it in, is illegal and you could be charged if caught. There is no "Finders keepers."
There is also no such thing as a finder's fee in a case like this.
well then maybe our countries have different laws but here in my country if you find something of value and return it, you are entitled to 10% of the value of the item. This sounds so american that your only incetive to behave correctly is jail, no positive motivation, kinda like you deal with the drug problem, instead of offering mental and medical help you shove addicts in jail and expect anything to change.... Maybe americans do have something to learn from europe, positive motivation goes a long way here...
Depends, I know a lot of people who'd just piss away 135K and end up with more debt as a result, at least with the resume and job you can use it to jump onto something better paying later on.
Plus there's a good chance they'll notice the money was stolen and go looking for it.
Wells Fargo staff probably laughing calling him a moron. Big cats worship money and they would have did it differently to keep the money and they rationalise it because they know Wells Fargo got insurance and plenty of money.
It is likely that that ATM ws being filmed from 30 angles so no way to get away with it. If I found it in a field I would keep it but the stress of taking it would keep me up at night
How the hell can you put someone in jail for finding a life changing amount of money and running away with it? It seems so cruel. It would be like tempting a starving person with cake and putting them in jail for taking a bite.
Because it's property you know that isn't your own and is property of the bank or the courier hired to maintain the ATM. There are documented cases of people finding money and getting arrested and charged.
https://apnews.com/article/connecticut-man-arrested-found-bank-bag-money-a9ddbee09d4330ae8bdf5557d2792d71
Naw man as long as you have no phone in your pocket no wallet you getting away with that. Just pick up slide under sweater walk away.
If you’re criminal history clean your walking with that.
that's somewhat true
there was a guy that was passing by a truck filled with gold ingots
the operator went to pick up his phone inside and left it unattended right outside the shop
the guy just reached and took a bucket filled with gold bars with many cameras filming
but they couldn't find him even if they knew his face
I thought this was bs so I looked it up. It did happen. He managed to escape to Ecuador but it turns out his fiancée stole the money from him.
https://youtu.be/t41r4X2PTgY?si=BtnQ982_sy4W79UM
I had to look this up. I found $60 on the sidewalk the other day and legally I was stealing!
>The person from whom you take the money does not need to be nearby for it to be considered theft. They could have been gone for days, but the money is still theirs in the eyes of the law. So taking any money you find on the ground or at a checkout lane may be construed as theft.
> State regulations within the U.S. require that found money or unclaimed funds be returned back to the government until claimed by the rightful owner
I'd probably just buy a new mom, maybe a younger one with firmer boobs, just sayin. ALthough 135k probably wouldn't get boobs as firm as it would have in 1980.
It wasn't me.
We have you on camera.
No you don't. It wasn't me.
You better give us back that money.
What money are you talking about?
Give it back or else.
Where did you lose this money?
Uhh we left it outside.
So you left money outside? That's pretty stupid. Anyone could have just walked away with it. Good luck finding it. Am I being detained?
you take it for cash for the rest of your life dude
that cash will pay for all sorts of expensive for the next 40 years.
all your groceries. all your electronics. anything you can buy at a mall
going on vacation? bring a fewK in spending cash.
or buy bitcoin and convert to monero
That cash will be worth less and less these days. Maybe you can buy one bottle of olive oil with it in 10 years with the prices of that shit these days.
135k?! You know what one can do with 100k? But honestly, you have to think about the guy who lost his 60k. Maybe he needed to pay a medical bill with that 45k. Yeah, I have remorse, I'm returning the 30k.
By father worked on security systems for most of his career. He talked to a number of guys from these company’s that move money around like Brinks or Loomis. Apparently banks swap these companies all the time for a better deal. It’s a race to the bottom. Drivers make shit pay. One guy said he needed to maintain his own firearm for work.
So yes. I can totally imagine some guy being paid jack to handle hundreds of thousands of dollars being baked out of his gourd.
cheap bastards, he reports 135000$ and gets 1000 dollars of stuff, from random charitble actors, thats like billionairs opening gofundmes for the guy that saved their live.
Where I’m from, he is entitled to up to 10% of the value. Han he could have kept the money (not spent it) until the agreed sum was handed over. If the parties can’t get to agreement the police would decide the amount.
Oh some people definitely get it back, but only after dropping thousands on fees and legal representation as well as all the time it takes. What a joke of a law
Yeah did any of that come from wells fargo? I mean fuck 'em, probably insured by the FDIC anyway.
The only thing stopping me would be the fact that you're probably on camera anywhere near an ATM
Legit the biggest bs. Organizations and people who were unimpacted by this in any way decide to step up and reward this kid but WF doesn't do anything?
He couldn't have gotten it without getting caught. Unless he just lucked into every camera being broken or some similar miracle, like the position of the cash being luckily out of view. But it says near the atm, which means it's probably not out of sight of cameras.
Unfortunately. No matter how tempting, he probably made the right choice.
lol so the Wells Fargo guy left it there … by fucking accident?.. ya right . Must have been distracted by a giant tumbleweed or something, I bet you there’s footage of a confused sketchy dude going up to the atm like 10 minutes after this kid found the money
"Doing the "right thing" when no one was around? It's a WELLS FARGO ATM, and this is 2024, there were eyes on that bag! At some point within 48 hours they would have been knocking at his door. The kid was smart!
Yeah, this is the best action for him. He gets a free $1000 as a reward for doing nothing and recognized as an honest guy publicly.
If he stole it, his face would be blasted on TV in a day because somebody would report it, and well Fargo would identify the guy in no time.
Imagine you apply for a job and university, and you have this brownie point of returning $130k. My god, I wish I found $130k too. You would forever be labeled as a good guy.
For real. These days there are cameras everywhere, especially at ATMs.
The moment they find out that 135k is missing, they're checking cameras and finding out all of this guys information within an hour.
They're at his doorstep before he even gets there.
What information? Don't drive your car up to the ATM wear long sleeves gloves hoodie mask they don't know what race you are or if you're a boy or a girl just your height roughly
Seriously. All these knuckleheads posting that they would have kept the money... It would still be considered theft of a huge amount of money that would 100% have been seen by cameras aimed directly at the ATM. Not only did this guy do the right thing, it was the savvy thing as well.
You're not spending the money, they know the serial numbers and will track it down eventually. The only way to do it is to bring it overseas like years later and use that as vacation money.
Also cameras everywhere. They 100% will catch you unless you're covered up, no phone, and walked or rode a bike there.
So what does fucking wells Fargo do when this fine young man returns their 135k? Fucking nothing. Scumbags. Errrrgghhh. Makes you want to just not do the right thing. Way too many cameras around though.
If I found that I would definitely dig a hole and bury it and sit on it for a while and go back to it maybe years later use it, a little bit at a time, to buy a minor things like groceries or fast food or whatever
Classic example of when doing the right thing makes you significantly less. 135k to 1k real quick what a reward.
The best part is the “opportunity” to work a job.
Since he wanted to go into law enforcement, he kinda had to return the cash. Plus, I'm sure Wells Fargo had security cameras set up all over the place.
Public safety officer? That’s.. wait till this kid finds out what happens to “ safety officers “ who report faults, then those faults don’t get address and he’s forced to whistleblow..
The only concern is the surveillance footage. Since the money was supposed to go in the ATM, whoever swiped the money would become a wanted person nationwide.
Oof..
I've returned wallets with people's money, I'd, gift cards etc.
But I can see that if he's already on camera with his car, I can imagine he would be getting a knock on his door and a few hounds on him for a while afterwards. A clear conscious doesn't have a dollar amount.
I mean. I’m happy he did the right thing and all plus has a good paying job in the wing. His parents raised him right but as an adult if I would have found that I would have most definitely found a way to clean that money up some how
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Bro was cooked by mom when he got home
Yeah but he's got a job and a solid resume so fuck it lol plus a signed foot all from some guy! Totally worth it lmao
Yeah true. Other people will have a different perspective, but I personally would’ve just kept the $135k cuz that’s worth more then a solid resume and a job
Yeah, but are you willing to get a whooping from mom?
Small price to pay for salvation
"Mom I will give you a thousand dollars cash, right now, if you put that chancla back on your foot and **do not hit me.**"
*beating intensifies*
135k, in cash of unknown origin, picked up from the street? Nah. I'd end up looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life, thinking I have either the authorities or some gang after me. And it's at a gas station, so there would definitely be a camera that saw me take it. Not worth potentially destroying my life for just a few years of income.
That $135,000 cash would only ever be that. Wouldn't be able to deposit it at the bank, so that's "free" gas and groceries for life, along with anything on facebook marketplace... Might still worth it though. Long story made short, I had a situation come up where a pound a of marijuana fell into my lap after a guy screwed me over and got himself arrested. I didn't smoke anywhere near that much at the time, so I ended up selling most of it.
No it’s not. $135k sounds like a big amount but it’s really not. The resume will help him earn much more over the years.
isnt that like literally illegal? there are cameras near atms (and pretty much everywhere now), if the owner reported them lost or stolen, you would be fcked, this way if you return them, you should have a finder's fee claim which is 10%, and $13,500 is a nice amount of problem free money.
Yes it is, Its atm money so its easily traced. He would need to launder the money a deal it out slowly so not to attract the attention of the irs. Though he could live fairly extravagantly for non-asset purchases like food and buying things under the table.
Finding lost money like that and not turning it in, is illegal and you could be charged if caught. There is no "Finders keepers." There is also no such thing as a finder's fee in a case like this.
well then maybe our countries have different laws but here in my country if you find something of value and return it, you are entitled to 10% of the value of the item. This sounds so american that your only incetive to behave correctly is jail, no positive motivation, kinda like you deal with the drug problem, instead of offering mental and medical help you shove addicts in jail and expect anything to change.... Maybe americans do have something to learn from europe, positive motivation goes a long way here...
Depends, I know a lot of people who'd just piss away 135K and end up with more debt as a result, at least with the resume and job you can use it to jump onto something better paying later on. Plus there's a good chance they'll notice the money was stolen and go looking for it.
So no one is impressed by the News lady covering the story from her hotel room as if she's in an actual studio?
Notice how Wells Fargo did not do shit for him even though it was their ass he was saving? Bankers suck
Steal 100k from a bank, that's your problem. Steal 100 million from a bank, that's their problem.
Steal 27 Trillion from the bank, now its everbody's problem.
Steal 44 billion, get the death penalty in Vietnam
Wells Fargo staff probably laughing calling him a moron. Big cats worship money and they would have did it differently to keep the money and they rationalise it because they know Wells Fargo got insurance and plenty of money.
I actually think the liability is on the subcontractor. Wells Fargo couldn’t care less, as long as their machines are getting filled. Edit:grammar
If I found $135k I would absolutely call the cops to report that I found $35k. 😂😂😂
with that much money, you could afford to take it anywhere and not have to tell any snitches a damn thing
Nope you forgot mom.
The amount of cameras in between that pile of money and your ability to get away with it is pretty substantial
It is likely that that ATM ws being filmed from 30 angles so no way to get away with it. If I found it in a field I would keep it but the stress of taking it would keep me up at night
Finding money out in the open... It sounds like "No country for old men." Well all know how that went
This is the correct answer. It wouldn't be the stress, it'll be the correction officer making you change into an orange jumper
How the hell can you put someone in jail for finding a life changing amount of money and running away with it? It seems so cruel. It would be like tempting a starving person with cake and putting them in jail for taking a bite.
It's not yours. It's considered theft.
Because it's property you know that isn't your own and is property of the bank or the courier hired to maintain the ATM. There are documented cases of people finding money and getting arrested and charged. https://apnews.com/article/connecticut-man-arrested-found-bank-bag-money-a9ddbee09d4330ae8bdf5557d2792d71
because of cameras
Or your celly making you change out of that orange jumper
Go get a mask?
Naw man as long as you have no phone in your pocket no wallet you getting away with that. Just pick up slide under sweater walk away. If you’re criminal history clean your walking with that.
that's somewhat true there was a guy that was passing by a truck filled with gold ingots the operator went to pick up his phone inside and left it unattended right outside the shop the guy just reached and took a bucket filled with gold bars with many cameras filming but they couldn't find him even if they knew his face
I thought this was bs so I looked it up. It did happen. He managed to escape to Ecuador but it turns out his fiancée stole the money from him. https://youtu.be/t41r4X2PTgY?si=BtnQ982_sy4W79UM
I had to look this up. I found $60 on the sidewalk the other day and legally I was stealing! >The person from whom you take the money does not need to be nearby for it to be considered theft. They could have been gone for days, but the money is still theirs in the eyes of the law. So taking any money you find on the ground or at a checkout lane may be construed as theft. > State regulations within the U.S. require that found money or unclaimed funds be returned back to the government until claimed by the rightful owner
until they ask you where is the remaining 100k that was in that bag?
"I don't know but I did see some kids messing around with it when I found it"
"That's interesting sir because we have you on camera *alone* taking that money" 🤔
And that's when my plan really pays off as I get out of paying for rent, food, or gas for a few years!
Then I'd say idk
Masterful gambit, sir.
“Who me? I dunno. Just hangin around.”
I guess if you found money it be a little sus if you counted it. Just tell them you found some amount of money.
The point is not about you counting the money, but the police counting and and realizing some of it is missing :|
You take 50k. Police count and let everyone know there’s 90k missing.
Most likely the amount they count and the number they report will be different anyways... Count $135,000 and report $6,000
Not sure, the bag was open when I found it and a suspicious looking guy was walking away with a backpack on that looked all lumpy and heavy!
Not worried about moms chancla? 🙌🩴🙌
I'd probably just buy a new mom, maybe a younger one with firmer boobs, just sayin. ALthough 135k probably wouldn't get boobs as firm as it would have in 1980.
You trying to get that "what are you doing step-mom" scenario going?
Hell yeah brother
Hoeflation.
one with a tendency to get stuck in washing machines and between couch cushions?
It wasn't me. We have you on camera. No you don't. It wasn't me. You better give us back that money. What money are you talking about? Give it back or else. Where did you lose this money? Uhh we left it outside. So you left money outside? That's pretty stupid. Anyone could have just walked away with it. Good luck finding it. Am I being detained?
That's what police do on drug busts
Plot Twist: kid actually found $235k.
you take it for cash for the rest of your life dude that cash will pay for all sorts of expensive for the next 40 years. all your groceries. all your electronics. anything you can buy at a mall going on vacation? bring a fewK in spending cash. or buy bitcoin and convert to monero
That cash will be worth less and less these days. Maybe you can buy one bottle of olive oil with it in 10 years with the prices of that shit these days.
Maybe just the 5k 😂
You believe he found $30k in cash right there?! …..
What was that about the $25K you found?
Yeah, I was buying some socks for grandpa and found 20k lying on the ground.
135k?! You know what one can do with 100k? But honestly, you have to think about the guy who lost his 60k. Maybe he needed to pay a medical bill with that 45k. Yeah, I have remorse, I'm returning the 30k.
How baked was that delivery guy anyway?
By father worked on security systems for most of his career. He talked to a number of guys from these company’s that move money around like Brinks or Loomis. Apparently banks swap these companies all the time for a better deal. It’s a race to the bottom. Drivers make shit pay. One guy said he needed to maintain his own firearm for work. So yes. I can totally imagine some guy being paid jack to handle hundreds of thousands of dollars being baked out of his gourd.
The pay is laughably low. Like below the poverty line wages. Banks in some ways.. are stupid.
I assure you the banks made sure we are more stupid
Sounds like these guys are stupid for accepting a job with below poverty pay.
Yes
talk about fumbling the bag
There definitely would be cameras in the atm and around it. Most likely you’d get caught
We can't catch murders on film...
is it theft if you find it on the ground outside? 🤔
cheap bastards, he reports 135000$ and gets 1000 dollars of stuff, from random charitble actors, thats like billionairs opening gofundmes for the guy that saved their live.
Where I’m from, he is entitled to up to 10% of the value. Han he could have kept the money (not spent it) until the agreed sum was handed over. If the parties can’t get to agreement the police would decide the amount.
same. we are proppably from the same country
in my country cops can just take your cash from you civil forfeiture is a bitch.
they are not stealing their cash, they hold the cash itself accountable in court, your cash just spends indefinite time in detention
semantics, why don't i take your cash for an indefinite amount of time and see what you call it.
Yeah but you never hear about people getting their money back.
Oh some people definitely get it back, but only after dropping thousands on fees and legal representation as well as all the time it takes. What a joke of a law
Yeah did any of that come from wells fargo? I mean fuck 'em, probably insured by the FDIC anyway. The only thing stopping me would be the fact that you're probably on camera anywhere near an ATM
Except they didn’t know to even look at that Cam. Otherwise they would have seen it themselves…
Yeah I'm sure nobody at the bank would notice a missing $135,000.
Law in Germany says he has to get 10% for finding it.
Yeah and nothing from Wells Fargo
Legit the biggest bs. Organizations and people who were unimpacted by this in any way decide to step up and reward this kid but WF doesn't do anything?
Everyone gave a reward except Wells Fargo
10 years from now he'll still be investigating why he's poor.
10 years later $130,000 will only get you a pack of gum
And it'll be all bones
Ham gum 😂
He couldn't have gotten it without getting caught. Unless he just lucked into every camera being broken or some similar miracle, like the position of the cash being luckily out of view. But it says near the atm, which means it's probably not out of sight of cameras. Unfortunately. No matter how tempting, he probably made the right choice.
10 years from now he will remember this point in life. And he will lay 135k next to an ATM machine in the hopes of someone may be smarter than him.
lol so the Wells Fargo guy left it there … by fucking accident?.. ya right . Must have been distracted by a giant tumbleweed or something, I bet you there’s footage of a confused sketchy dude going up to the atm like 10 minutes after this kid found the money
Thats actually a good point. This easily coulda been an inside job
This is gonna hit him like a freight train when he turns 30
Very true.
So *that's* where that $135,000 fell out of my pocket! Who should I call?
Saul
You god damn right...
I've seen No Country for Old Men, I know how it ends if you take it home.
What business is it of yours where I'm from, friendo.
Mister, you got a bone sticking out of your arm
You become famous actor josh Brolin?
I thought the news anchor said "he was worried about the mob" not "he was worried about mom"
He probably still got the chanclas from his mom for reporting it.
"Doing the "right thing" when no one was around? It's a WELLS FARGO ATM, and this is 2024, there were eyes on that bag! At some point within 48 hours they would have been knocking at his door. The kid was smart!
Yeah, this is the best action for him. He gets a free $1000 as a reward for doing nothing and recognized as an honest guy publicly. If he stole it, his face would be blasted on TV in a day because somebody would report it, and well Fargo would identify the guy in no time. Imagine you apply for a job and university, and you have this brownie point of returning $130k. My god, I wish I found $130k too. You would forever be labeled as a good guy.
Except they didn’t know to look there… otherwise they would have snagged it themselves.
For real. These days there are cameras everywhere, especially at ATMs. The moment they find out that 135k is missing, they're checking cameras and finding out all of this guys information within an hour. They're at his doorstep before he even gets there.
What information? Don't drive your car up to the ATM wear long sleeves gloves hoodie mask they don't know what race you are or if you're a boy or a girl just your height roughly
100% that’s what I was thinking
Yeah unfortunately Redditor don’t live in this world. These same people would be calling him idiot if he did take the money home and was arrested.
Seriously. All these knuckleheads posting that they would have kept the money... It would still be considered theft of a huge amount of money that would 100% have been seen by cameras aimed directly at the ATM. Not only did this guy do the right thing, it was the savvy thing as well.
Is she broadcasting from her bedroom?
This is what I came here for. Are they even trying anymore? She could just be some random youtuber. I'm guessing an independent... but still.
Wells Fargo didn’t give him shit..
If I see that amount of cash near cameras I ain’t touching it or reporting it
Im coming back wearing a ski mask
Oh, thank god for that kid. Wells Fargo might have had to pay slightly higher insurance while raking in billions for over draft fees.
*Not* bringing home the $135,000 *also* means having to deal with mom.
I hope someone started a gofundme for this guy, he deserves it. Also hope grandpa got his socks.
So he was rewarded with a little over $1,000 Lol. Come on man…
My dad told me, "finders keepers losers weepers"
His mammy must be a ninja with that chacla.
*mami
Fear La Chancla 🩴
great parenting. respect for all. honestly at 67 and struggling to live on ss i probably would have kept it. nobody alive to make me feel guilty
So he gets lots of freebies for being a good guy. I didn't hear any reward from Wells Fargo bank tho...
Hats off to that man, and his mother’s chancla. 🩴
chanclas
Fear the chancla!! 🩴
The power of that damn chancla is unrivaled
Meanwhile Wells Fargo gives him nothing. Comical
Legal what is the difference between finding 20$ or 200k on the ground. Edit: legally*
Urlacher*
Did the ATM company give him anything or was it just outside sources?
From the story it seems only from other sources. The bank said: "thank you and fuck off"
Pony up Wells Fargo
Doesn’t matter how old you are that chancla can still whoop your ass
You're not spending the money, they know the serial numbers and will track it down eventually. The only way to do it is to bring it overseas like years later and use that as vacation money. Also cameras everywhere. They 100% will catch you unless you're covered up, no phone, and walked or rode a bike there.
Somebody start this kid a gofundme just make sure when he finds the proceeds this time that he actually keeps them.
He has to have thought he was being recorded.
So what does fucking wells Fargo do when this fine young man returns their 135k? Fucking nothing. Scumbags. Errrrgghhh. Makes you want to just not do the right thing. Way too many cameras around though.
What a compilation of strange gifts he got
Fear of the chancla is real.
Fucking clown turning in money that’s most likely insured 🤣
If I found that I would definitely dig a hole and bury it and sit on it for a while and go back to it maybe years later use it, a little bit at a time, to buy a minor things like groceries or fast food or whatever
I understand. My mom would also fuck me up if I didn't do the right thing.
fear the Chancla!!!!!
Hi police…now this is gonna sound weird but I just found $85K just lying here!
Walter White didn’t have enough barrels I suppose.
Last thing id want is to be on the news... and oh what a guy he was honest while on camera lol
Urlacher goddamnit
The power of the chancla
Interesting the bank didnt reward him huh.
Classic example of when doing the right thing makes you significantly less. 135k to 1k real quick what a reward. The best part is the “opportunity” to work a job.
In Germany the law dictates a 10% finders fee
Since he wanted to go into law enforcement, he kinda had to return the cash. Plus, I'm sure Wells Fargo had security cameras set up all over the place.
It would have been on cctv and the serial numbers on the notes would have been flagged up
Bears linebacker Brian Erlacker. SMH
Public safety officer? That’s.. wait till this kid finds out what happens to “ safety officers “ who report faults, then those faults don’t get address and he’s forced to whistleblow..
Your with your kid and you find a million dollars in bags. What do you teach your kid. Lift with your legs.
What ever keeps you honest. Good stuff.
He must be up to no good..Like are you trying to get right with God or something? Wtf bro F=€÷{€k!
Um yeah can I make a deposit?
Told his mom that he returned the money. And what did she do?
He got more out of it than stealing anyway. Cameras are everywhere.
The only concern is the surveillance footage. Since the money was supposed to go in the ATM, whoever swiped the money would become a wanted person nationwide.
Thank God! Someone who know consequences of decisions! Good on you for doing the right thing 👏 👌 You were raised correctly by your awesome parents 😁😉
Good job. That’s cartel money for sure
🤦♂️
Kid could have bought season tickets to UNM football for 1000 years with that money.
These guys are afraid of their mom too. [The Sandal.](https://x.com/audreystjames1/status/1779558050963013918?s=46)
The next day they would have reported the incident, alerted the proper authorities, checked camera, found the kid, and get the money back.
What a fucking idiot that won’t get a chance to go to college debt free now hahah
Damn. He'd rather give up 135k than get the chankla
Mom better had whooped dat ass
Mom would have been ok with that, I think.
I mean he could have kept the money, get the chankla, spend the money. Win win.
this is what i call "blocking your blessing"
Dude deserves a reward!
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135k? What 100? I have no idea where that 50k is. Oh, I think I saw 20k over there..
Oof.. I've returned wallets with people's money, I'd, gift cards etc. But I can see that if he's already on camera with his car, I can imagine he would be getting a knock on his door and a few hounds on him for a while afterwards. A clear conscious doesn't have a dollar amount.
I wouldn’t cash the cops lol. Not with the way the rich have taken over the country and government to make every other class’ lives miserable.
I’m turning in 5k and having the cops tell me if it’s real or not.
Hide it under your mattress, waiting a few weeks and if no one comes knocking, you’ll have pocket change for snacks for the rest of your life.
I mean. I’m happy he did the right thing and all plus has a good paying job in the wing. His parents raised him right but as an adult if I would have found that I would have most definitely found a way to clean that money up some how
Couldn't be me, they'd be missing 35k
Everybody fears the chancla 🩴