Lakhasly

Dear Mario,

I'm a limo driver, and people leave all kinds of things in my limousine- scarves, packages, and even shoes.Last Saturday night I picked up this wealthy man at his hotel and drove him to a prestigious charity awards ceremony.He told me that it was a valuable family heirloom, given to him by his grandfather, and he went on to praise my honesty.The man must have been a millionaire, judging by the way he was dressed.The next day, when I was cleaning the inside of the car, I noticed something shining.I should have kept the waich.Ten bucks!

Dear Mario,

I'm a limo driver, and people leave all kinds of things in my limousine- scarves, packages, and even shoes. Last Saturday night I picked up this wealthy man at his hotel and drove him to a prestigious charity awards ceremony. The man must have been a millionaire, judging by the way he was dressed. The next day, when I was cleaning the inside of the car, I noticed something shining.

The man's gold and diamond pocket watch must have fallen out of his pocket, and it slipped behind the seat.

So I called the hotel where the man was staying, explained what had happened, and arranged to return the watch. The man was extremely grateful. He told me that it was a valuable family heirloom, given to him by his grandfather, and he went on to praise my honesty. Then he opened his wallet,

took out a ten-dollar bill, and gave it to me. I refused, but he insisted. Ten bucks! Can you believe it?

I should have kept the waich. Since then I've been thinking of what I could have done with the money. I could have bought my own limousine or started my own business.

Did I do the right thing?

-Honest But Wondering Why