Cheers
By Sheggie - 30/01/2010 05:06 - Australia
By Sheggie - 30/01/2010 05:06 - Australia
By Hayls5 - 04/07/2009 02:19 - United States
By JackSteely - 22/12/2011 12:04
By Frasier - 10/08/2024 16:00 - United States - Portland
By Anonymous - 12/11/2010 07:06 - Canada
By sdauner - 01/03/2010 21:55 - United States
By fire0fisis - 03/02/2009 21:46 - United States
By victimboi - 05/06/2009 19:07 - United Kingdom
By Recon - 17/03/2009 12:16 - Switzerland
By fml_seriouslyfml - 07/06/2009 01:11 - United States
By stabbed with kindness - 02/03/2013 21:44 - Russian Federation - Elektrostal
that's good karma though.
I'm sorry but you shouldn't do the right thing expecting a reward do it because it's the right thing
Well you shouldn't have been expecting a reward. People should do things out of kindness, not because they want a reward...
truth is never expect money as a reward even from a person who has a bit of money.... a thank you would have been nice though but at least you still know you are a good person
You should've taken a tip for yourself just incase. He couldn't prove if you stole it anyways. And if he did offer you money and you felt guilty, politely decline. And you still get money either way ;)
That will teach you to be honest. YDI.
Keywords
Drug money. But you don't do something for the reward, you do it because you feel it's right. YDI.
Holy crap entitled much? Instead of doing something for a reward, why don't you do it because it's the right thing to do? And how is he supposed to know that you drove for 40 minutes? What I would've done is turn it in to the police, or if I found it in the store, turned it in to the store manager, rather than driving for 40 minutes and then expecting a reward for not stealing it. It's ridiculous how people expect to be rewarded for not doing the wrong thing. Plus, how do you know you returned it to the right person? It had an address written inside? That could've been the address of a friend's house, or a house someone needed to make a delivery to. Maybe you just gave the wallet to a stranger who decided to pretend it was his to keep the money.