so i am in wal mart today sending a **.

[Cap dat 4ss]

Oh fukk doing the right thing. What really was the right thing? To give it to Wal-mart so they can either five it to the other guy in line or claim it as their own? Maybe the right thingwould have been to take itand donate it to a kids charity. Or take it and put food on your kids table. Sounds to me like he did the stupid thing thinking it was the right thing because he's be taught that. Sheep

[MysteryMung]

Karma will come around friend. You did good wtt

[Maverick22]

I lost 1300$ in wal mart one time. It was a very rough day for me

[Dutch]

On-topic, when I was in London last month I noticed a number of things that I liked better about England than I do here, and this was one of them -- they don't screw each other over.

In my sister's complex, there's a common area and everyone who has a BBQ grill puts theirs up against the brick wall that encircles the complex. There are about 12-15 of them just sitting there. When you want yours, you pull it out, use it, and put it back. I can't imagine seeing that here without some kind of security measure involved. Just last week, an ex-girlfriend of mine here in Vegas got a 200-pound iron bench stolen from her own front yard.

Walking around London, I also see this homeless guy sitting up against a wall of a building. He has this dirty jacket sprawled out about 5 feet in front of him with a good amount of money on it, by a quick count it was around 30 pounds, or around 50 American dollars. This is in a busy area mind you. I get a closer look at the guy, and he's SLEEPING!! You'd never see that kind of trust here.

Nowadays, London is just as big of a melting pot as anywhere else. In Brixton where we were staying, it was mostly black. I'd walk through decent sized groups of them on my way to the tube station every day, and nobody ever said anything to me or gave me a look.

I knew we were shit-heads here in America, but I had no idea until I got to traveling. Love my country, but to say there's no better place to live is stupid until you've actually seen those places. I've been all over, and a good half of the places I've been offer a better life, better women, more (gasp) freedom, and less taxes.

/end rant

Pick pocketing and purse snatching is an epidemic in London. So is insurance fraud.

[LordVodka]

That $700 dollars belonged to a child rapist. Prob birdmanweezy cousin. Spankie i was hoping the guy was not black when you said this you lil racist twat. I am too from the islands(Jamaica) and live in South Florida[one of the most diverse areas in the whole United States. I am very proud to call it home. If half you Nits lived down here maybe you would learn how to interact with other people from other ethnicities and cultures instead of being ignorant racist fuks] have somewhat of an accent but in general, Jamaicans aren't brought up that way, we would have fingers cut off or get a severe whooping for stealing.

Shut the hell up with your racist crap. I come across a lot of Jamaicans and you guys wants to turn the US into Jamaica. This is not a 3rd world country.

[harlee71]

That $700 dollars belonged to a child rapist. Prob birdmanweezy cousin. Spankie i was hoping the guy was not black when you said this you lil racist twat. I am too from the islands(Jamaica) and live in South Florida[one of the most diverse areas in the whole United States. I am very proud to call it home. If half you Nits lived down here maybe you would learn how to interact with other people from other ethnicities and cultures instead of being ignorant racist fuks] have somewhat of an accent but in general, Jamaicans aren't brought up that way, we would have fingers cut off or get a severe whooping for stealing.

South Florida is turning into either your rich or you are part of a 3rd world country. Kudo's to the immigrants that are actually trying to make things better. Too bad, they are in the minority.

[wtt0315]

Oh fukk doing the right thing. What really was the right thing? To give it to Wal-mart so they can either five it to the other guy in line or claim it as their own? Maybe the right thingwould have been to take itand donate it to a kids charity. Or take it and put food on your kids table. Sounds to me like he did the stupid thing thinking it was the right thing because he's be taught that. Sheep

maybe it was the stupid thing, but i would do it again in a heartbeat. Maybe you are right maybe it was the way i was taught, but I am ok with being taught like that.

[wtt0315]

I lost 1300$ in wal mart one time. It was a very rough day for me

yeah we have all been there or lost something valuable. Sucks ass.

[Ralphie Halves]

Pick pocketing and purse snatching is an epidemic in London. So is insurance fraud.

So scary!

[Wulfman14]

I lost 1300$ in wal mart one time. It was a very rough day for me

ive lost thousands in walmart. .......



sending money offshore via **.

[SportsMushroom]

dude you are awesome for giving the money back

if i could id send you points

[forsberg21]

On-topic, when I was in London last month I noticed a number of things that I liked better about England than I do here, and this was one of them -- they don't screw each other over.

In my sister's complex, there's a common area and everyone who has a BBQ grill puts theirs up against the brick wall that encircles the complex. There are about 12-15 of them just sitting there. When you want yours, you pull it out, use it, and put it back. I can't imagine seeing that here without some kind of security measure involved. Just last week, an ex-girlfriend of mine here in Vegas got a 200-pound iron bench stolen from her own front yard.

Walking around London, I also see this homeless guy sitting up against a wall of a building. He has this dirty jacket sprawled out about 5 feet in front of him with a good amount of money on it, by a quick count it was around 30 pounds, or around 50 American dollars. This is in a busy area mind you. I get a closer look at the guy, and he's SLEEPING!! You'd never see that kind of trust here.

Nowadays, London is just as big of a melting pot as anywhere else. In Brixton where we were staying, it was mostly black. I'd walk through decent sized groups of them on my way to the tube station every day, and nobody ever said anything to me or gave me a look.

I knew we were shit-heads here in America, but I had no idea until I got to traveling. Love my country, but to say there's no better place to live is stupid until you've actually seen those places. I've been all over, and a good half of the places I've been offer a better life, better women, more (gasp) freedom, and less taxes.

/end rant

Well said. Maybe your fellow Uhmurkans will believe what you have to say since it's coming from one of your own.

My experiences from Europe are that their black people aren't like the black people you encounter in Uhmurkah, which is one of the dozens of reasons why Europe provides a better quality of live than the USA.

[gauchojake]

I found some dudes wallet in a bar one time with at least 2k in it. I pulled out his ID and walked around the bar until I found him and gave his wallet back. He bought me a beer and it was all good.

You did the right thing imo.

[Grandmaster B]

I found some dudes wallet in a bar one time with at least 2k in it. I pulled out his ID and walked around the bar until I found him and gave his wallet back. He bought me a beer and it was all good.

You did the right thing imo.

you saved his ass from losing 2g's and all he did was buy you one beer?

what a cheap piece of garbage...you should have kept it

as far as the OP story...the manager of wal mart will be dividing up those funds with him and his boys after closing

understand that alot of people are crooked...but act otherwise

[Dutch]

So scary!

Try to keep up dude. No one said anything about it being scary.

He made it sound like you can leave your money laying on the ground and no one will mess with it because they're so fuking civilized over there. He also talked about lower taxes, which is a fuking joke.

[babyjesus]

wtt, it's so relieving to hear that there are good people like yourself out there. cheers pal

BOL on your plays tonight, you deserve it.

[YorkHunt]

At least you tried.!

[wtt0315]

Well karma didn't work as white sox left like 30 on base. Went back to store to reload betislands a second time today. Talked to a different manager who said a elderly lady came back in and claimed it. She had bought a money order a few minutes before I got there and had dropped it.

[Ralphie Halves]

Try to keep up dude. No one said anything about it being scary.

He made it sound like you can leave your money laying on the ground and no one will mess with it because they're so fuking civilized over there. He also talked about lower taxes, which is a fuking joke.

Keep up yourself. That "he" you spoke of was me. And I didn't say England itself had lower taxes.

And I know what you were getting at with your comment Dutch, we even heard a couple of announcements in the stations about pickpockets, but that's just a matter of being aware and knowing what to look for, like most things. There are thieves in every major city in the world, but the idea of Brits in general not doing each other like that was very apparent to me, in examples I saw every day. It really stood out.

[babyjesus]

I found some dudes wallet in a bar one time with at least 2k in it. I pulled out his ID and walked around the bar until I found him and gave his wallet back. He bought me a beer and it was all good.

You did the right thing imo.

wow, cheers to you too sir.

[boneheaded1]

Ralphie is right on. I love the USofA but we continually f#ck it up for everyone.

The difference was really apparent when I was in Japan.

Here the attitude is, "Well just one doing it won't hurt." So we make ourselves the exception to the rule.

Over there the attitude is, "I don't want to be the one that f#cks it up for everyone."

I mean, they had alcohol vending machines there man!!!!! I mean like you could get an ice cold beer or a 1/5th of whiskey from a vending machine. The only reason I knew it wasn't heaven was because it wasn't free!

[babyjesus]

dude you are awesome for giving the money back

if i could id send you points

if i had points they'd be going to wtt. de fijo

[ProfaneReality]

If it was Brock, he would have pocketed it...



then bragged about it on the forum, and 5 people would have called that walmart to let them know

WWBD

[wtt0315]

i actually almost said the same thing profane.. i almost said who do people think i am? Brock?

If it was Brock, he would have pocketed it... then bragged about it on the forum, and 5 people would have called that walmart to let them know WWBD

[Brock Landers]

If it was Brock, he would have pocketed it... then bragged about it on the forum, and 5 people would have called that walmart to let them know WWBD

[oiler]

Walmart can just check their cameras. I'm sure you can at least narrow it down to a few people who it could belong to. They can at least see that it doesn't belong to this guy.

totally agree.with all the cameras they have to stop shoplifting.im sure they have a camera right there especially if its where they cash there checks at.im sure he wont get away with it if it isnt his

[Snatch]

Karma Karma Karma

[str]

Nice job WTT. That is what you are supposed to do.

The other guy is a POS.

Bad times or not, right is right and a POS is a POS.

[blix177]

Odds are one of the employees would have taken it, and called the guy and said it has been claimed.

[sweethook]

just say you want a tip like $10

[milwaukee mike]

a couple of quick points:
1) wal-mart employees/managers don't give a rat's ass about looking at the cameras unless wal-mart was the one being robbed/scammed. recently at a hollywood casino in illinois, i know one of their employees stole my $200 sunglasses when i got up for a moment but they wouldn't even look at the tapes because they told me "that's not what the cameras are for". they're only if YOU steal from them, not the other way around
2) i recently found a wallet with i think $180 in it at an indoor amusement park. i walked around asking for the name on the id, nothing.
so i took it to a main desk WHERE MORE THAN ONE EMPLOYEE AND A CAMERA WAS, and had them put it in the safe while i watched.

it's not enough to just "do the right thing"- it's also important to not give others the temptation to do the wrong thing. if my kids weren't around to set a good example for i might've kept the $180 and just turned in the wallet, i don't know.

and i'm not sure turning in the money was the right thing, it might've just taught my kids to be irresponsible because if they lose their money some sucker like me will turn it in and they'll get it back.

[opie1988]

WTT-

None of the nonsense that others are saying on here matters. You know what you did wasn't only the right thing....it was the only thing.

Our own heart, and not other men's opinions, forms our true honor.- Samuel Taylor Coleridge

[stevek173]

Agreed on the cameras.

Also, Walmart employees can be mad shady. When I was on UC back in the day I was getting $1k checks or whatever it was and would sometimes cash them there. This one girl who was actually kind of cute when doing the aloud counting thing tried to slip one by me, twice double counting a hundred bill in an attempt to short me. I caught it, counted out loud back to her and told her to give me the rest of my money. She was scared an embarrassed and instantly coughed it up. I can't help but wonder how many wetback busboys she has shortchanged over the years.

[TexansFan]

That manager is hitting the strip club tonight.

[jose21_us]

Very rare to find someone like Wtt in South Florida... Shits tough down here....