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Hope he let you keep it @KajiKita, that was clearly your reward for doing laundry!1
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PennysIntoPounds said:Hope he let you keep it @KajiKita, that was clearly your reward for doing laundry!
It was my washing 🤷♀️
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Didn't find any money today but didn't leave my £1 in the locker at the swimming pool either so I'll count that as a win. Would prefer a money generating washing machine to my basic model though,1
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In that case @KajiKita it was your reward for not saying 'check your bloody pockets before putting things in the laundry, do you know how much a new washing machine would cost'!
You are definitely a quid richer @Blackcats. I too would like one of KK's generous washing machines, but ours does do a little song when it's finished and sounds so happy and proud of itself that it even raises a wry smile and occasional begrudging dance-along from cynical old me
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I found a second pound coin while on the swing at a different playground so clearly playgrounds are where its at0
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Nice work @WelshmansDaughter, those teeth are gonna be paid for in no time1
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Yeah not sure about hanging around playgrounds as a career. Might end badly0
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Just follow a few teenagers around. Like the ones I was behind in a Home Bargains that said to the person behind the till - keep the change. We were not talking 2p. Maybe on being told no they just decided to throw it away in the park. I was there at a different time for me & it seems that was normal behaviour. I was so gobsmacked at the time all I said was really!
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I think throwing away coppers IS normal behaviour for some. Back when I was trying to do an early morning walk around the village a few times a week, I often used to wonder why I'd find so many 1p & 2p coins on the pavement where the school bus stopped. None at other times of day.
Maybe coppers are uncool.
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The teenagers round here are obviously more parsimonious as I have never found any money outside either the shop or the sm where they go for their snacks before and after school despite being there at the right times.
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