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 Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 10:56 pm
·:Ok, first let me point out that the wallet didn't belong to anyone. It was property of Kohls (a department store).
So, I was walking through Kohls with the foster-mom (I move out on Saturday btw) and I found a wallet on the floor. It was the same wallet as the ones on display but some thief pulled it out of the packaging only to chicken out and leave it on the floor rather than stealing it.
So anyway I picked up this Tony Hawk® wallet and looked at it while I was walking through the store. I kinda just held it in my hand after that and waited for my foster-mom and foster-brother to be done shopping.
After about an hour neutral they finally were. We went to the car and came home. I got up into my room and emptied out my pockets like I always do. I threw my wallet on the desk only to realize that it wasn't my wallet, but the Tony Hawk® wallet I had in my pocket. I stuck it in there out of habit of replacing my own wallet. I think my wallet is packed in a box somewhere for some reason D:
Anyway.. that's how I stole my new wallet. I don't feel like giving it back because it's a long drive out there and they're not going to miss $10.
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Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:03 pm
GASP-OLA! Someone call in the national guard! Scotland yard! and any other important sounding groups that end in ard!
Same thing kind of happened to a friend of mine when he was in San Fran He just kinda walked out of a store with an unpaid for bottle of chocolate milk in his hand quite unaware that he was doing so until he was already across the street....
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 1:13 pm
I love that stuff. I remember once, a cashier instead of giving me my change, gave me back my change plus my original money. Of course, I took it and left. pirate
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 10:19 am
Vajra B. Hairava I love that stuff. I remember once, a cashier instead of giving me my change, gave me back my change plus my original money. Of course, I took it and left. pirate
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 1:43 pm
We were in this new grocery store and the cashier hadn't really figured out what she was doing... So our total when we STARTED was already $178 !!
She finally managed to clear it out, along with the sodas she'd rung up for us. So we ended up getting a case of soda for free. ...with Rent-a-Cops standing right by us. I was expecting someone to comment!
And I think one of those walking-out things happened when I was reeeeeeally little. But I'm not sure what it was. rolleyes
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:16 pm
Currently, we're not paying for internet. My sister got it from work like a few months ago, and she quit and left the country a few months ago too. We still get it for free! xd
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 1:48 pm
Vajra B. Hairava I love that stuff. I remember once, a cashier instead of giving me my change, gave me back my change plus my original money. Of course, I took it and left. pirate xD That's happened to me, too.
Also, a year or so ago- I had this package of gum in my hand and I walked out of the store with it because I completely forgot I had it. xD;;;
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