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RYou · 07-04-2008, 06:00 AM

Nah, I think it's a much higher percentage, but maybe it's more close related to the region.

I was dropping my wife off at Amtrak. I hate sitting on my wallet when driving and always pull it out and leave it in the console. For whatever reason, she moved it. To top things off, I get on board with her and load her suitace in the rack above, less than a minute and the train leaves the station. I'm on board, no ticky. The conductor was nice enough to write me a pass for the return trip from the next station. All told, I just wasted about an hour and a half. I get back and leave.

About a block and one half away, a car pulls up next to me and he starts flailing his arms. I roll the window down and he asks me my name. Then he says I found your wallet and left it with the ticket office. Light turns green and he takes off. I didn't even get a chance to thank him or write down a plate number.

Back the ticket office, try identifying yourself without your wallet. The ticket guy refused to open the wallet to look at my driver's ID. I finally got a cop posted outside to help out and he opened it.

I never new I lost it and had that kid not caught up with me in my car, I might never have known where I lost it.

07-04-2008, 06:00 AM	#7 (permalink)
RYou Olympic Champ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Jersey Posts: 5,970 My Mood: Tournaments Joined: 3 Tournament Wins: 0 Blog Entries: 1	Re: How low will some people go? Nah, I think it's a much higher percentage, but maybe it's more close related to the region. I was dropping my wife off at Amtrak. I hate sitting on my wallet when driving and always pull it out and leave it in the console. For whatever reason, she moved it. To top things off, I get on board with her and load her suitace in the rack above, less than a minute and the train leaves the station. I'm on board, no ticky. The conductor was nice enough to write me a pass for the return trip from the next station. All told, I just wasted about an hour and a half. I get back and leave. About a block and one half away, a car pulls up next to me and he starts flailing his arms. I roll the window down and he asks me my name. Then he says I found your wallet and left it with the ticket office. Light turns green and he takes off. I didn't even get a chance to thank him or write down a plate number. Back the ticket office, try identifying yourself without your wallet. The ticket guy refused to open the wallet to look at my driver's ID. I finally got a cop posted outside to help out and he opened it. I never new I lost it and had that kid not caught up with me in my car, I might never have known where I lost it. __________________ 19-0 ? Hell No ! 18 Wins and 1 GIANT Loss !