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“They had been on their way to view a pony..."
Certainly a lot more than a pony in the wallet...
And a guy called Foxy talking about a pony is mildy amusing as well
bloodnock wrote:
Well done that man...but Smoking in the workplace, that's a no no.
Well spotted - I was too busy looking at how neat and tidy the notes are, which I'm not sure makes it look dodgy or not dodgy. And the notes all look brand new as well, although maybe that just suggests they were withdrawn from a bank.
(Although I suppose that's more likely in a place like Blackburn, where the notes all likely to be Bank of England. Here, only a minority of notes are BofE, and the rest a mix of Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland, and Clydesdale Bank. So unless they're maybe from a cash point or bank, or you sorted your taxi takings into separate bundles by bank, you certainly wouldn't end up with a pile like that here.)
But when the article said that the firm "posted a picture of the money being reunited with its owners", I assumed it was legit.
But had a look on the firm's Facebook page, and there's no photo as such, only another photo of the cash and wallet:
So that may well be a photo of the cash being handed back, but certainly doesn't make it look any more legit.
But suspect some town hall zealots will be raising their eyebrows over the smoking thing.
And is travelling by taxi to buy a pony allowed during lockdown?
But it's not Dominic Cummings, so they might get away with it