I think the writer meant "who sold it" not "who stole it"!
BTW, good story about these kids doing the right thing.
A really beautiful thing those kids did.
I would have kept the money.
40 grand would buy one helluva toga party!
I think they did the right thing, but it can be argued on the other side.
They bought the couch in good faith. Whatever was in the couch went with it.
They had no moral obligation to return the money, but since the couch was donated without the knowledge or consent of the actual owner, I think what they did was admirable.
Yeah, I’m a greedy bastard. I’m keeping the cash.
So someone wants to hide something in a couch and installs a ZIPPER instead of sewing it closed again??
Did they “check their privilege?” I mean... really./sarc
“I feel like this is a gift from my husband, he’s looking down on me and that’s part of the reason you guys came here”
She trusts and most certainly misses her husband.
Some years ago a demolition company was tearing down an old house near downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin. As they tore down the walls, one of the workers found hundreds of silver dollars attached to the inside of the walls. I don’t remember exactly how much they were all worth, but it was a considerable sum. Start tearing your old house apart immediately. (snicker)
Good hearted kids - once they found a name there was no question of not trying to return it.
It's making the right choices like that throughout life that keep you asleep at night in your later years.
College kids doing something ethically right? Maybe there is hope for America.
Did anyone notice these upright young citizens are from NEW YORK CITY????
I’d love to know which high school they all went to, if it is public, private or parochial.
What do you think?
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