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View Poll Results: The smallest amount of on-the-ground money I will stop to pick up is...
A penny. Hey, currency is currency and it adds up. 34 39.53%
A nickel. You can still buy stuff with a nickel, kind of. 11 12.79%
A dime. I'm a fan of Roosevelt. 6 6.98%
A quarter. Quarters are quite useful in everyday life. 23 26.74%
A dollar (bill or coin). It gives me a reason to approach the stripper on stage. 7 8.14%
$5 bill. That and a quarter will buy me something at Starbucks. 1 1.16%
$10 bill. In 1979 that would buy an entire Styx album. 0 0%
$20 bill. That will cover all my Christmas shopping. 2 2.33%
$100 bill. I can use it to light my cigar with. 0 0%
I never pick up money off the ground. You don't know where it's been, other than the ground. 0 0%
I live in a non-currency-based society. Ask me about walrus tusk or mollusk shells. 2 2.33%
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Old 11-19-2015, 12:13 PM   #31
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For some reason, I've found quite a bit of money outside.

Back when I worked at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, I once found ten $20 bills in a flower planter box on the edge of the campus. It was late at night, around midnight, and I had just left my office to walk home a couple of blocks away. I returned it to one of the hospital cops at my office building. Three months later, on the same day when I later got the money back (because no one had claimed it), I found a $5 bill on the public sidewalk on my way to work. I figured that was the interest on the original $200.

I've also found cash in parking lots and the like. I think the last time it happened, I found a $10 in front of a grocery store that I frequent. If I recall correctly, I checked with the store manager to see if anyone lost some cash and then pocketed it when he or she said no one had.

If I see a penny or a coin on a floor where it could be a slipping hazard, I'll pick it up just to remove the hazard. (I don't want anyone falling down at the hospital or at any of the stores I shop in!) If there's a place to leave it (like a donation box), I'll do that. Otherwise, I'll pocket it. At that same store where I found the $10, I'll sometimes leave nickels and dimes on the brick work on the columns in front of the store, just for the hell of it ( here's a picture of the store, in case you're interested in what the columns look like: https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en...IVDNFjCh0HmAIW ). I've gotten up to 1 bucks or more (a nickel or a dime at a time) on a column before it's noticed by anyone and removed.

Sometimes when I have a bunch of pennies, I'll leave it in the change return box for a pay phone or a vending machine, just for the hell of it. I imagine the person finding it thinking it's a bunch of dimes only to discover it's just some stupid pennies.
One time I was in Fargo, and I saw something in the distance with a ice scraper sticking out of the snow with a bunch of reddish snow around it. I lumbered out into the snow covered field and found about 6 Million dollars. Do you think if I leave I owe you notes that will suffice? I'm going to pay whoever's it is back. I promise. My I owe you notes are as good as gold
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