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11 comments:
Hypothetical question:
You're walking out of a wal-mart, and your car is parked in the very back area. Near your car, you find a $100 bill on the ground. What would you do?
If you find a $100 bill, unless you can tell whose it is, you keep it. If someone tells you that they just lost it you give it back, but otherwise, it belongs to you. If I drop and lose a $100 bill, I don't expect someone to come looking for me. It is gone.
If it is an ATM card or something identifiable, of course, you turn it in the the store (I would never be near a wal-mart). It is was an object such as a purse, wallet, or some other personal item, you turn it in.
Cash is different. It is bearer. Find it, it is yours.
Your son is gay. He is in his first year of college and he comes to you and tells you that he has thought about it for a long time and he is gay. Changing him is not an option. He has a boyfriend and hopes to bring his love to family Chirstmas dinner. How do you you deal with it? The dinner and life.
" What is boiled, then cooled, then sweetened, then soured?"
Ice tea with lemon...
I would find the owner of the $100 dollar bill. I would not keep it even if I couldn't find the owner. I would donate it to charity.
I mean hey its what "scouts" do... right?
No. Scouts would not do that. If you cannot fin the woner the law says it is yours.
Palm boy, Liz, what do you do for a living?
" Palm boy, Liz, what do you do for a living?"
I breath, eat, and drink.
For monetary purposes, I am kind of a handyman, along with part time student.
i work in the arts in non-profit development. i got my degree in theatre at smith college in northampton, massachusetts and plan to be an opera singer.
Liz and Palm boy -- what are you studying? what kind of career do you have in mind?
Math, some sciences, and some speech classes in my spare time.
You commented on mine. The same questions applies: where'd ya come from?
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