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[Zackback]

I was walking and found 10,000 won the other day near the sidewalk.

[Radius]

nice. I found 5,000 outside Songnae station once.

[Underwaterbob]

My personal best is two $20s under my seat at the movies a long time ago. It's gonna be hard for me to top that.

[rumdiary]

I went to a website a few months ago that tells you if you have any unclaimed money that belongs to you. I found there was $120 owed to me by the electric company from an apartment I lived in for a few months 15 years ago.

[sadguy]

i found a 100$ bill in my high school hallway in between classes. i was shocked that i saw it on the ground. i picked it up and debated on keeping it. shamefully to say now, i kept it. BUT, karma got the best of me. as i went home from school, i threw my glasses on the driver seat and idiotically sat on them. i had to get new glasses the next day, which turned out to be something like 102$. that was like instant karma.

[Louis VI]

Years ago I found $5740 in a bag on the street while in university. I didn't know what to do at first, but after three weeks of doing nothing I decided to spend it. I spent over a thousand dollars on family gifts. I guess I should have felt guilty, but there was no contact info in the bag, and who the hell puts thousands of dollars in small bills in a plastic shopping bag anyway?

In Korea I've found squat but I have lost 40,000 won from my open jacket pocket one time.

[warmachinenkorea]

A few months after I arrived I found 37,000 on the sidewalk on my way to school.

A few months ago I lost 90,000 while walking my dog to the vet. I got to the vet realized I had lost the money.

I'm -53,000.

[murmanjake]

I found 100 won on the ground this morning!

[Sticks]

50,000 bill smushed into the sidewalk on my way to uni. I didn't bother to pick it up. It was literally embedded into the concrete (didn't help that it was slightly wet that day)

[bluelake]

It wasn't me, but my wife found three $100 bills rolled up and bound with a rubber band back when we lived in the States in the 80s. Considering the area we lived in, it was almost certainly drug money, but I turned it in to the police. A month later, they called and my wife and I went to pick it up from the station; the cop behind the properties counter recommended my wife ditch me and the two of them go out to dinner...

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[sallymonster]

When I worked as a carnie, I used to find money on the rides all the time. Usually it was just change, like quarters and dimes, that would fall out of people's pockets. I think the most I ever found at one time was about $20. Not one customer ever returned to claim their lost money, and I worked at this carnival for three years.

[Louis VI]

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