If You Found a Millon Dollars, Would You Give It Back?

[wolfie]

Wasn't there a film in the last few years where some guy had a suitcase full of money and was pursued all over the place by the people who wanted it back.

Also years ago there was a great Scott Glenn movie called Night of the Running Man which had the same premise.

[noelani72]

I'd give it back...I'd find that chic...I'll follow her anywhere...
I'll tell you where. Someplace warm. A place where the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. I'm talking about a little place called...... Assssspennnnn.

let's go Harry.

[Toy Talk]

I'd give it back...I'd find that chic...I'll follow her anywhere...
I'll tell you where. Someplace warm. A place where the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. I'm talking about a little place called...... Assssspennnnn.

let's go Harry.

Remember to take an extra pair of gloves. I mean, "Duh, its Aspen".

[Gorn Captain]

If there was some 100% solid ID together with the money, then you'd know who it belonged to. Then I'd have trouble keeping it.
It may have been intended for the lifesaving operation for the guy's Mom. Who knows?

I have returned stuff to people who did indeed grab it and slammed the door in my face, so I'd more or less expect that, too.

So what I'd do, I'd return half of the money and see if he'd give me a finder's fee. If he did give me something decent for my trouble, I'd give him the rest.

If he seemed to belong to the Mob or something, I'd pay a hitman to take the guy out (I'd have the $$), and be free to spend the money the way I liked...

I could, of course, disappear completely.
I could do lots of things.

So you see, I've never given this much thought....

[doctor09210]

Wasn't there a film in the last few years where some guy had a suitcase full of money and was pursued all over the place by the people who wanted it back.

Also years ago there was a great Scott Glenn movie called Night of the Running Man which had the same premise.

It was no country for old men.,

Amazing film

[LonnieFisher]

I'd spend it and have no problem doing so. It'd be gone in a week. Or less.

[TEXASFETT]

Well I would hold on to it until someone had mentioned it radio or tv station. BUT if nobody had not come forward well the rest is history and open a small business.

[Werewolf]

I'd return it.

[BlackKnight]

No .

[kennermike]

nope!nopety!

[Thor]

I would like to think I would not but ...