Howard Kirby bought a footstool at a thrift store for $70 and had $43,170 sewn into it. And the lawyer assured the old man that according to the law he could keep this money for himself. The treasure was found by chance. Kirby's feet felt uncomfortable on the stand, the bride tore the upholstery, and there were bills! And although the old man was not rich, he immediately contacted the store. It turned out that the bench belonged to a certain grandfather. He died and his granddaughter took the things to a thrift store, not knowing what was sewn inside. Howard Kirby paid her back every last cent.

Howard Kirby bought a footstool at a thrift store for $70 and had $43,170 sewn into it. And the lawyer assured the old man that according to the law he could keep this money for himself. The treasure was found by chance. Kirby's feet felt uncomfortable on the stand, the bride tore the upholstery, and there were bills! And although the old man was not rich, he immediately contacted the store. It turned out that the bench belonged to a certain grandfather. He died and his granddaughter took the things to a thrift store, not knowing what was sewn inside. Howard Kirby paid her back every last cent.

Now put yourself in his place.