POQUOSON, Va. (AP) - A 9-year-old boy who left his wallet containing hundreds of dollars at a Virginia convenience store got it back after he posted a handwritten letter.
The Daily Press reports a woman returned the wallet and its contents to a 7-Eleven store in Poquoson.
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finders keepers losers weepers , was he selling crack , 9 years old with all that money.
ReplyDeleteWell, I was going to say good story with happy ending til I read the above comment. I don't agree with finders keeper, losers weepers; but the amount of $ involved DOES make you wonder.
ReplyDeletemaybe his parents taught him well and to value a dollar. Maybe you can learn something from this. Not all children are bad and really none of them are they are just taught badly. No respect and common courtesy anymore. Get a life 3:23 and go teach your children something productive for a change.
ReplyDeleteThe original article says it was money he saved and gift cards he had received for his birthday.
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