Honesty doesn't pay
By Hayls5 - 04/07/2009 02:19 - United States
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he doesn't owe you anything... get over it
They actually drove to that man's house, it's not like the wallet falled on the street and they just told him.
YDI because you only helped based on the idea you'd get cash.
yeah, that makes sense. "hey, let's return this wallet full of money, he'll probably give us some of it as a reward!" I think it's an FML because the guy was an ass about it, he could have just said "thank you", but instead he lied to them about not having money to give them as a reward when they just returned his wallet full of money.
I agree with the reply. If the poster's incentive was cash... well, then a wallet full of cash would have provided that opportunity. The FML was being lied to, which isn't really a FML, more of a "this guy was a straight up liar and should have been more grateful." That I agree with.
you should have said something, maybe you could have at least gotten a few bucks for time and gas. it is not right to expect something for doing the right thing though. do it to be a good person or don't do it.
what a dick but #13 is right, you should do it to be nice, not to get money
Mhmm and then he would take down your license plate number and call the cops
And what would calling the police accomplish? You think if you tell an officer someone told you to **** off that the person would get arrested or something? o.O
Stealing the wallet? Dumbass.
no. but for taking the wallet? yes. read more carfully.
That's ****** up. What a douche.
16 what a bitch you are. seriously. grow up./ i agrre with #4. you did a good thing, returning a wallet full of cash to its owner. If you expect a reward for doing good things you arent doing them for the RIGHT reason
I don't think the OP expecting anything. If he wanted money, he would have taken it. I don't think a reward for returning something would ever be greater than the item being returned, right? I think the FML is knowing that you did something nice for something, and KNOWING for a fact that they're lying to you in your face. It leaves an awful feeling in your stomach to know that you're being lied to.
The OP never said she expected a reward...since there was no guarantee of one it's doubtful they would have taken the time to return it if that had been their motivation. The FML part is that the guy blatantly lied to avoid giving one. If the OP had ASKED for one, and that had been the response, it would make sense because the guy would be scrambling for an excuse not to give one. However, the fact that the guy brought it up himself, thereby suggesting that she deserved one, and then lied to avoid giving it to her? That's cold. FYL
ydi for not keeping it? shit happens. he should be more careful next time.
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Technically he didn't until then...
If not getting a reward is an FML for you, you truly deserve this one. Whatever happened to human goodness?