Environment Lost property

[Ed_Gein]

So I'm at a pub in the city and it looks like some uni student has left a bag behind. Should I look through it to find contact details or just hand it in? It's not a handbag, looks like a bag just to carry notes etc...


What would you do in a situation like this?

 

[crazyman27]

Firstly I wouldn't be on bigfooty when I was at the pub...

 

[The Dice Man]

Grab bag, hit cashier over the head with bag, rob till, then run out to bottle shop... repeat.

Come back an hour or so later in a different shirt and buy some booze with earlier takings.

 

[Power King]

I'd look for contact details, and if I don't find anything, I'd leave it at the pub's lost property. Either way, I wouldn't try and steal anything from it.

Lots of hard work can go into making notes throughout a semester, so I'm sure he/she would appreciate its return. You'll also feel funny in your pants because of your generosity.

 

[Stone in sock]

Pluck a duck!!!!

 

[The Dice Man]

What's that terrorism hotline number again?

Remember that's what you're meant to do. Quick call the bombsquad!!!

 

[Ed_Gein]

Funny pricks.

I handed it in without looking for details.

not often I come across shit like this. But what have u lot done in the past?

 

[Strike Swiftly]

Give it to the publican or otherwise take it to the closest police station.

 

[aaronm46]

I found $10 on the street once, kept it

 

[chuks]

I found $10 on the street once, kept it

that is disgraceful.

 

[kwame]

kid at my footy club recently found a girls wallet on a bus.....very honest good kid so he took it to the nearest police station......i told him he should have looked for her i.d. and if she was cute to take it to her place in person to try and claim a "reward"

 

[Caesar]

Another vote for trying to return it yourself first. You know you're trustworthy; you don't know whether the bartender is.

If there's nothing to identify the owner then leave it behind the bar.