First name only, I believe they had a bunch of announcements about the lost and found being over filled and it was just bad luck he lost his jacket at the deadline. I am sympathetic to the first owners argument and I didn’t bust the kids for fighting. Generally when fists fly there are serious consequences.

I was a substitute teacher. On recess duty on a cold day in January, these two boys were on the ground fighting it out, screaming at each other. “That’s my jacket” “no it’s mine!” I intervened and the first kid said, “that’s my jacket, it has my name in it” other kid says, “no, it has MY name in it”

Inside the jacket is the first kids name, crossed out, and then the seconds written in.

Turns out the first kid had left his jacket at school the day before winter break, it went in the lost and found, which was cleaned out and donated over the break. The second kids mom then bought the jacket at the thrift store where it had been donated. The first kid got in trouble at home for loosing the jacked and freaked out on the second when he found his missing jacket.

As a teacher I had to play King Solomon a lot. But this is a clear case of finders keepers.

Never trust anyone…

Oops, I’ve said to much.

If you have never used a fire extinguisher before you should practice actually using one. When there is an emergency it’s important not to hesitate.

Depends on the area, the giant ones here (Southern California) don’t sell to individuals.

I was trying to buy 250 forks and they wouldn’t do it. It doesn’t make any sense why.

My grandmother threw a fit when they took out the ashtrays. I have a clear memory of being thrown out with her screaming at them, “damn commies!”