It was Raining Money

[srcdco]

A few years ago, I was detecting one of the local beaches. An older man asked if I'd found anything. I mentioned that I had found some change and trash, nothing good. He asked what I did with the change. I told him that since none of it was old, I would just spend it. He got all upset and said that I was not allowed to keep it. I had to turn it in to the city since I found it on city property. My answer was that whomever I turned the money in to would not be happy having to deal with $10 in loose change every time someone detected the beach. It made no sense. He still insisted that I couldn't keep the money since it wasn't mine originally. Some people have nothing better to do.

Scott

 

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[brandonmane]

Did anyone happen to catch the story of raining money here in Georgia this past week? An armored car traveling down I-285 had one of its rear doors to open spilling the contents of a money bag and $ 175,000.00 currency. Vehicles immediately began pulling to the side of the road and folks began scooping up cash from the roadway as if they were some grand prize winners on a game show. This was all captured on video along with some license plate numbers. A young man turned in about $ 1000.00 the next day that he had collected. I believe the last I heard, just under $ 2,000.00 has been returned thus far. Good luck on the rest.

Oh woah thats amazing. is there any youtube video you can link to of the incident?

 

[islamoradamark]

I would a stayed longer and got mo money