So I open my post this morning…
There’s an envelope in it, with a slip of folded foolscap and….?
€20.
No note, no return address, no nothing.
Ideas?
I don’t know what to do with it…
Rick O'Shea
RTE Broadcaster, Book Pusher, Event Host
So I open my post this morning…
There’s an envelope in it, with a slip of folded foolscap and….?
€20.
No note, no return address, no nothing.
Ideas?
I don’t know what to do with it…
14 thoughts on “Magic Money”
It’s probably from someone you lent money to ages ago, or else someone paying up about some flippant bet you made a while back. If you don’t feel like you deserve it just give it to a charity.
Or me, I’m great.
Buy a round of drinks the next time you’re out with friends. That’s what I did the last time I found money. Anything bigger and I would have suggested donating to charity, but €20 is just enough to bring some pint cheer to a few pals.
*Bags one of the pints*
😛
It could be an anonymous bid for those blogger pics 😉
Count me in for the pint!
Put the serial number etc into the site http://en.eurobilltracker.com
and see if that has been spotted anywhere else in the EU. Maybe there’s a clue there!
So that’s where I put that €20.
give it to focus ireland, its cold today
Hmm, true Becks. We can all afford our own pints 🙂
Still, what if it is actually my money? Where the feck did it come from?!?!?!?!?
Nice try Lottie 🙂
Maybe it’s from your aunt. My aunt used to send me money. Granted it doesn’t happen anymore.
@Anto Maybe your aunt is sending Rick money, instead of you?
@Darren: Quite possibly. I’ll check with her.
Somebody who misunderstood the concept of a pyramid scheme maybe?
An explanation perhaps: http://raptureponies.wordpress.com/2008/09/18/this-person-likes-to/
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