Don't trust Binions

This may sound crazy but:

- On/about June 30th my wife lost a high end purse at Binions.

- Last Christmas my daughter lost her "little girl purse" with a $100 in it at a mall

- After a workout at the gym I lost $20 (it was a 10 and 2 fives).

Anybody wanting to "do the right thing" please PM me and I'll provide my paypal account.

Holy crap, what a coincidence.

After first moving into our home ,we got a few peices of mail that were for previous owners. One an insurance chaeck for 5k and the other for their cousins little girl or something like that and it ghad a 20 in it. I set it aside and it laid there for ,oh,close to a year. One day i needed a couple bucks cash. Moral/ethical suddenly faced me. I neede the 20,but it was some little girls,not mine. I was really torn about it. I took it. Still feel a little bad about it,but i figured i gave enough time soooooo that was that.

JOHN

PS I tried to get hold of the previous owners,no go there.

"Return to sender. No longer at this address"

Why go to Binion's anyway? The last time it was decent was like, the 80's. And I'm not expecting much from the "new" Plaza either.

When was this? Guess the decade.

BTW, my wife found a single $20 bill.

Sorry, that money is long gone. I still have the purse if you want it back.

I was unaware that you could put in a claim on an item you found. I'm not sure why people feel entitled to an item someone else lost.
I've pointed out jackets and books that were left by slot machines and never once felt like they should be mine if the original owner didn't reclaim them. Now that I'm aware of being able to do this, I still won't. Doing the right thing is its own reward.

Finders keepers is a well established legal principle.

Consider it to be your own personal gift to the stuggling Las Vegas economy.