Weird habit

[monk3y]

One of my apartment mates randomly sticks different amounts of money in random pockets in his closet. He doesn't do it often but I've seen it being done once in a while. Then he finds them and he gets really happy, exclaiming that he found money. Does anyone else do this and does it work? I find it a little weird.

 

[loup garou]

haha...I love it when I come home drunk with wads of bills stuffed into my pockets, then find them later.

 

[Ausm]

The only people who did that were my grandparents because of the depression.

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[captains]

i tried it once but i have this thing of not forgetting where i put money, so if i was broke i would just go and get the cash

 

[Eli]

LOL... that is a bit wonky.

 

[monk3y]

Originally posted by: captains
i tried it once but i have this thing of not forgetting where i put money, so if i was broke i would just go and get the cash

Yeah that's exactly what I think I would do.

 

[Actaeon]

I used to hide stuff by sticking whatever I was trying to hide into pockets in my closet. There would be a few pants I always used, and only I knew about, so it was never found. Pretty good idea if you want to hide something, but I never hid it for making me happy later.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: InstincT
One of my apartment mates randomly sticks different amounts of money in random pockets in his closet. He doesn't do it often but I've seen it being done once in a while. Then he finds them and he gets really happy, exclaiming that he found money. Does anyone else do this and does it work? I find it a little weird.

LOL..that's hilarious

 

[StageLeft]

weird

 

[Azraele]

I did that once when I was little. I hid some in a desk in the hallway. My mom found it months later and didn't believe me when I said it was mine. She made me split it with my brothers.

I'd still do it if I ever got enough to stash away.

 

[Kev]

your friend seems very "special."

 

[Bowmaster]

Cue the Grampa Simpsons lines...

" We used to walk around with onions on our belts..."