People like this make each day brighter. (dollars, money, banks)

[Darkatt]

Man Finds More Than $40,000 Cash in Utah Home, Returns it to Owners - FoxNews.com

An honest person. Makes life worth living!

[uggabugga]

must have been one of those danged mormons.

[no1brownsfan]

In all honesty, I would have done the same.

[wdavid002]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

must have been one of those danged mormons.

did you mean morons

[SNEwx_46]

Wow. In these times, too.

[Neuling]

I hope they at least gave him a couple of thousand dollars...
I would not have kept it either. Since it was in an ammo box, who knows where that money came from

[Justin Time]

Originally Posted by Darkatt

Man Finds More Than $40,000 Cash in Utah Home, Returns it to Owners - FoxNews.com

An honest person. Makes life worth living!

People are generally good.

I have to wonder what kind of person keeps $40,000 in cash lying around the house. Maybe he didn't trust the banks after the Stock Market Crash.

[swagger]

In that exact situation, I think it would have been fine to keep it. Not only is the homeowner dead, but he bought the house and everything in it. It doesn't matter if it's bad plumbing or an ammo can stuffed with cash - he owns it. Of course, giving it away is fine, too, if he wants to do that, but I wouldn't have thought any less of the man if he'd kept the money.

In most other situations, though, returning it would be the right thing to do.

[EinsteinsGhost]

Clearly, not a free marketeer.

[SNEwx_46]

Originally Posted by swagger

In that exact situation, I think it would have been fine to keep it. Not only is the homeowner dead, but he bought the house and everything in it. It doesn't matter if it's bad plumbing or an ammo can stuffed with cash - he owns it. Of course, giving it away is fine, too, if he wants to do that, but I wouldn't have thought any less of the man if he'd kept the money.

In most other situations, though, returning it would be the right thing to do.

True. I would've kept it