@@ginco_bnz It happened in my brain right before i wrote it down. Any sensible person would realize you would need a much bigger wallet to hold 300 cranes! First time in the internet?
I had over $2500 in a hand bag. I accidentally left it on the train during one of my 4 transfers. Upon discovering my missing bag when I got home, I retraced my steps checking at every lost and found at each stop along my travels. At the first station I transferred, I had left it on the train. Some one found it, turned it in to lost and found. During the days when Boom Boxes were a big thing, I let mine at a fast food joint. An hour later upon realizing I left it there, which was downstairs across the street from my apartment, I looked over the balcony and it was still there. Nice to see that in some places in America there are still good people regardless of their status. Almost make me feel all warm and fuzzy.......almost.
In 1980 when I was 5, my father and I were walking through Lakeforest Mall in Germantown, Maryland. My dad reached down and picked up a 100 dollar bill on the ground. He walked it straight to the customer service desk in the middle of the mall and turned it in to a woman. The woman said, " Sir how am I gonna find the person that lost this? I can't put out a page over the intercom, everybody will claim it's theirs." My dad said to her, " I don't know ma'am, but I do know that it's not mine." I'll never forget that. My dad was an incredibly honest man who taught me that if it's not yours, don't take it. RIP Pop. I love you.
lol Another funny story I sat next to a young guy on a plane and we chatted and gave him my business card. He lost his wallet on his trip and someone called me. I said let me see if I can help. I remembered our conversation and remembered what he said about his Dad. I looked up that info and found his Dad on LinkedIn and sent him a note to have his son call the guy who had his wallet. Wallet was returned and I was pretty proud of myself for remembering in depth our conversation.
@Abigail Anderson Too long of a comment? Do you have an attention span of 2 seconds? Tf? it's a short wholesome story. Hardly even 1 paragraph. Certainly you're joking.
@@KonglomeratYT Maybe the text layout gives out an illusion of the text having more lines because they might be on a phone, which would make the text automatically try and fit into the screen 🤔 For example if you had a wide screen and had a text editor in fullscreen, 5 lines of text on a phone would look like 1 line of text on a wide screen
When I was a child i found a wallet. A lot of cards but no money. I supposed that someone took the money and left the wallet. I took it and walked like half the city(a small city) to find the owner(i didn't know where is the exact adress). When i found it i gave them and tell them where i found it. I didn't expect rewards like money, just a thanks. That old lady accused me that i took the money. I felt bad. Anyway that's the story how I started robbing people.
I’ve “mislaid” my wallet 3 times and on each occasion, it was returned to me with nothing taken… There’s more honesty about than most people give credit for. Only dishonesty hits the headlines…
Someone stole my dads wallet and started putting money into the opal card and using it… so definitely stolen with no intention of return lol. Glad you got yours back though.
Can you imagine the confusion the disneyland security guy had when he realized that two identical wallets were turned in with all the same very specific things in them. That would be so strange, like a weird glitch or whatever lol
This would actually be a great prank to play on a place like Disneyland. A set of identical wallets, all identical pictures in them, but make the ID a picture ID and have the image different ages, and drop them all on the same day. For an extra twist, make the last couple for future dates on the ID.
My mom drove for 30 minutes trying to return a old ladys wallet Edit: Yes she did return it. We we're at a gas station to get gas, and my mom decided to get some snacks. When she got back she returned with a wallet. (Also it was like 7:00) anddd we drove into a nice neighbor hood and returned it to a nice, old lady
Wouldn't they feel better knowing they didn't actually ruin someone's day? What about the small amount of people who returned the wallet without money? I feel like that'd be more embarrassing.
On a vacation to Australia my son dropped his wallet while laying on the ground in a parking lot along the great ocean road near Port Campbell Victoria. It was dark and he was looking up at the sky looking at the stars and hunting the southern cross and taking pics. Next day the when he noticed it was missing, we went back and it was gone. 2 months later we got a letter in America from the Victoria PD with instructions to get it back. When we called the detective in Camperdown Vic she said it was turned in with all the American Money and all the Australian Money plus his permit and debit card. After confirming our info it was returned to us in the United States at no charge to us. I couldn’t believe it. We were dumbfounded! It came back to us literally from the other side of the planet!
Found a wallet last year and returned it, all the while cynically thinking "if this happened to me, no one would bother returning my wallet/if someone else found this, they would have kept if because people are assholes". Glad to be proven wrong.
I had a wallet returned in Edmonton (one of the cities with 5/10 returns) with still $100 in it. And 3 smartphones returned. People are pretty honest (and I'm pretty clumsy).
my health teacher found a wallet with 200$ in 11th grade and returned it. 2 days later the guy who’s wallet it was gave all 200$ to him and it helped him buy christmas presents for his family
Upon finding this video, I watched it just to see if Chicago returned the most. I knew it would be! Lost a wallet/purse there about once a year for about 20 years. Always got it back with everything in it! Some people went to great lengths to get it back to me. Thank you, people of Chicago!
😂 Funny to think about. But I'm pretty sure he took the time to thank them and then explain what he was doing and why. I'm also sure he asked permission before he recorded the responses to the questions. So, I highly doubt anyone felt awkward at that point. They were probably happy to comply and interested in the survey results.
My parents once told me that in their time in Ukraine if you see a wallet on a sidewalk, you should probably leave it because there are criminals who would drop an empty wallet and once a victim picks it up, they would come and demand the money that the wallet didn't have.
@@Galaxynotes70 i think he meant stoned as in pelted with stones and not the weed. Regardless he's right, just refer to someone as they cause the amount of Snowflakes today are oof
Many years ago my grandma lost her wallet at the local mall and she thought everything would be gone forever. I helped her cancel the credit cards. There was almost $200 in it. A week later the wallet appeared between our doors, everything still inside, including all the money. A woman's high heeled boot footprints were in the snow leading to our door. We wondered why a week to return? Had they pondered taking the cash, and looked through the walled and saw it was of a senior lady and felt badly for her? We'll never know, but were thankful for their honesty.
My brother accidentally got into someone's car thinking it was his rental... He realized his mistake, but forgot his wallet with over $1000 in cash in the car. The wallet was returned with all the money. The finder refused the offer of reward
This has happened to me. Twice!! It occurs when an identical car parks right next to yours. Fortunately both times I noticed someone already in the car when my hand was literally an inch from the door handle lol. Also, cause as a woman, you tend to keep your head up to be aware of your surroundings, so what's right in front of you (like your car lol) tends to be second priority.
That's actually crazy. If I would find one's wallet in my car. I would find that very strange. I would think of bad intentions. It's like finding a wallet in your own house. That would be weird.
You know he didn't measure one factor, right? Race. He did have people record who picked up the wallets, but chose not to count the percentage via race.
Grubby bum would probably be highest white people lacking turning it in, since the vast majority of Americans are white. Just my thought, plus if he did include it and it was massively higher a certain race it would defeat the point of the video, to start including more people into communities and be more honest. The comments would be filled with aggression which is not the point of the video.
I lost my wallet on a trip and I was so concerned it was going to get stolen. We searched for it for hours and came up with nothing. When I was panicking and calling to cancel my cards, I remembered this video, and it gave me some faith that maybe someone would return it… … Yeah that was bogus, it got stolen, I never saw it again
Vegas being high on the list doesn't surprise me at all. Worked in Casino industry half my life myself and co-workers found many a phone , wallet , purse etc. everyone turned into security.
Honestly, the results were very surprising, my assumption was that 99% of the wallets were going to get stolen. Turns out there are still good people out there.
I honestly think the ppl returned it cuz it only had $6 and saw it had other stuff so they thought they want to give it back. If it had more money id assume the return rate would be lower
I was rooting for Salt Lake City and Disneyland to have all 10 returned. Don’t know about Disneyland, but it looks like even if they’re not members, just being surrounded by us Mormons has a good affect 😉 (or maybe it’s completely unrelated and people are just honest and good, I have that kind of hope too).
Same exact thing happened to me. It was in a cart outside. I didn't even touch it. I figured she was just putting groceries up and then forgot, but since there could be a chance of foul play, i didn't want my prints on it and pushed cart to customer service after telling the greeter and left it with them. I'm sure they found her or she realized and called them. How panicked did she feel upon realizing it wasn't with her? Had to be terrible!!!!
@@AstroKitty16 I didn't want to touch the purse in case someone had taken it from someone, already took a bunch of credit cards or money from it, put it in a cart, and then I'm the one seen caring it in or my prints on it. What's wrong with that?
Not surprised at all that Chicago had a 100% return rate! One of my fav things about living here is that you get the perks of the big city, but with a feeling of genuine midwestern kindness and community! ❤️ Chicago’s the best
This should be shown in science classes. Honestly. It demonstrates _perfectly_ how the scientific method can be applied in the real world whilst being super well made and overall easy to understand. The visuals are amazing and useful, and the data itself is super interesting. Overall, a wonderful video.
@@blykgod the great thing about science is that, if you question his data, you can reproduce the experiment. If the data doesn't match, then you move on to the third and final round... Where the questions are harder but the prize money doubles!! Or, you could simply take his word based on his reputation as a scientist. Also, he did state that he expected religion to play more of a factor then the research showed. So I don't feel that this researcher is biased. Just my two cents..
@Liv Ocampo He could replicate the experiment which is one of the great things about peer review and the scientific community. Replicate and/or improve an experiment publish your results and let others critique them. As long as you use consistent logic, close observations and record everything you are doing good science.
Me:"I found your wallet" Him: "Do you believe in God? What is your ethnicity? How much do you make per year?" Me: Ummm , do you want the wallet back..or..?
This is why concepts like airbnb and uber work. People aren't murderers and rapists. Most people are just trying to live their life. Even though various levels of news, movies and other media just focus on the sensational.
Actually, those concepts don't work. Over 100 people have been raped in Uber and Lyft. People staying in Airbnb's have found hidden cameras in bathrooms. So, some people are perverts and rapists.
@@toastedavqcado I am sure there must be at least 100s of millions of experiences by 10s of millions of people. 100 rapes isn't a bad number statistically
@@gma4169He is a youtuber with the name of "King of random" who recently died because of paramotor crash......I think bcz thats what they are saying RIP GRANT THOMPSON
It didn't make you cry. Let's be honest, 99% of the comments are about this, and they all are in secret asking for likes. We understand, he is dead, crazy right? Not like it is everywhere commented.
Bruh, I also live in Chicago, I expected for us to land at the bottom, but then again, it depends on the neighborhood, I’m from little village, and here they don’t return, in fact I think they pickpocket
As someone who lives in Oregon and has been to Portland I was extremely shocked at how many were returned considering almost every store has their windows boarded up (not an exaggeration)
@@Preetzole There is no crime data to support that crime is lower in big cities. Most crime data is calculated on per X number of people and big cities fare worse. There are exceptions but exceptions aren't rules. What you said is like saying the sky isn't blue.
@@pitech4446 probably, though I lost my wallet with 45 Euros, bank card, I'd and various other documents and the police returned it to me the same day I lost it
@@Andyhandz did you hear him say that there were 10 wallets per city? Unless you’re someone as smart and talented in science as mark rober, I think it’s pretty insulting to say he manipulated the results.
I was homeless 7 years in so calif. And I found several wallets and got back with the people and gave their wallet back. I kept the money in one because I needed it .
Mark rober is like the dude perfect of science, he doesn’t upload often but when he does you know it is gonna be good. 👍 keep going Mark you inspire us all to like learning and science.😃
Optomoid Mark Rober I dunno about being *THE BEST* ? He's pretty good and I'm happy about the video. Although he *MAY* have some competition up against Dr Joe from RUclips channel It's Okay to be smart. I'll subscribe to Mark Rober, Anyway. 😕⚛🎅🗣👍👨🎓🏀🇺🇸📹
I live in Georgia and one time my dads wallet flew out of our car (he has a Jeep) and we never noticed. An actual angel saw it fly out, turned around to get it, and drove 30 minuets out of his way to bring it to our house. And that is crazy to me not only because who is that amazing, but he was driving a landscaping truck and obviously had been on a long day of work. He could barely speak English and refused our money, and he gives me hope in humanity😌 (Edit was fixing a spelling mistake)
Yes, not trying to brag lol I just was trying to explain that it flew out because there wasn't any doors on the front row of the car or the wind picked it up (we aren't sure which one, those are our "theories") . My apologies if it came off as bragging, not my intention, I just wanted to share a sweet story (:
I'm torn here, MuddyBob. Can't decide if I should point out the fact that not one city in Ohio was worth testing, or being shocked that you know how to use the Internet.
Chicago apparently is really the city of brotherly love not philly. Wallets get returned one day and the next day the person its returned to is mugged.
lol, my homeroom teacher lived in Chicago for a while and she said she couldn't even set her phone down for a few seconds without a kid stealing it. Now she can set it down and kids will go "Miss, you forgot your phone here." she was so shocked about how nice we are xD
I live in Chicago. This was very surprising. Have had a wallet and a couple phones stolen from me, in secure places, oh and a couple mail packages. It has definitely made me more pessimistic and guarded. So these wallets were definitely dropped in the nicer areas.
I will never forget when I lived in Chicago, i dropped my wallet on the westside, which is know to be a sketchy neighborhood. It was full of cash and credit cards. The person who found it called all the numbers I had written down on peices of paper(which was probably awkward cause who knows who's numbers I had) and then finally got ahold of someone( I think it was my mom)who called me and told me someone found my wallet. They drove all the way out my house to deliver it (on the northwest side) and wouldn't even accept a reward. I offered them all the cash that was in it and they wouldn't even accept it. I still to this day cant believe that happend in the city of Chicago
@@Chuggo. my brother lives there and if you did 10 years ago you and your friends would probably be dead Plus by no means was I ever saying chicago is a safe city, all I said is that it has gotten far safer and better in many ways
I lost my wallet in Chicago once and the guy who found it returned it to me with everything in it the same day. He refused to take any money from me and simply said I just hope that someone does the same for me.
A study I read while studying psychology showed that people from poorer areas were more likely to return/hand in money that had been found... the reasoning was believed to be that they valued the importance of money and it how it would impact them if they lost theirs.
When I was five I was practicing how to write my moms phone number, and threw it in her wallet. A week later she lost her wallet. Next thing you know, someone calls her to tell her that she lost her wallet.
I have a cool lost wallet story. It involved a rival high school band director letting me use an instrument for district honor band and a few years later me finding that exact person’s wallet in a Walmart buggy. What are the odds. Thanks Mr Square!
the third thing we learned is that disneyland security workers hate science and sociology, and even if you are losing 10$ for each wallet they keep, they'll keep it
@@ramiropantoja882011 It's not about them profiting, it's the researcher losing their money because some of the workers didn't want to call them one more time.
I'm very certain that the results would be wildly different if there was more than 6 dollars in the wallets. In that case, people hope for a reward bigger than 6 dollars when they return the wallet. A real experiment would be putting 100 dollars in the wallets.
@Will Harper That is the point of this kind of science though. You have a perception of Baltimore Police, for whatever reasons. The real question is, would you change your mind if the data came back disproving your assumptions or would you bend your mind to reinforce what you already believe?
@@soundboardist OK, but that has nothing to do with what I wrote... you literally added a whole bunch of your own thoughts and then responded as if I said them. The only thing I said is that this is the reason we do science. We might intuitively think one thing, but we have to be willing to alter our perceptions when the evidence contradicts our expectations. Yes, every wallet being returned does not mean that there is no such thing as corrupt police. That is a completely ignorant statement to make, which is why I never said it. However, it would mean that Mr. Harper's assumptions would be incorrect. He asserts that if you were to perform this test at X police station then Y would result. I simply posed to him the question of whether he would change his mind should the result = Z instead of the expected Y. If not, then he would have to admit that his biases are based in bigotry and not reality. Would it mean that there are no abuses of power, dirty cops, or anything else? No, it would mean that his assumption of the result was not correct, and thus further reflection of his cognitive biases would be required.
That’s funny that Chicago was at the top because a couple years ago my buddy and I went to a white Sox’s game and he lost his wallet, a couple weeks late someone mailed it back to him with all the money in it Edit: he had like 40 or 50 dollars in the wallet
Specifically, Postal Workers make surprisingly decent money and have retirement, post retirement benefits, and pensions still. And a zero tolerance theft policy which strips everything if you're caught.
I worked at the Post Office in Milwaukee for a time. There are one-way viewing ports throughout the building, and there are postal inspectors randomly placed behind them. You do NOT want to mess with postal inspectors, ever, for any reason. They'll getcha.
Katelyn Schmidt its not 100%.. my mother always told me never send money through the postal office so in the span of a month. My brother and I mailed each other 4 envelopes wih about 100 bucks in it all wih 1$ bills sealed tightly. 1 came back with all 100. 2 came back with less than 100$ and the last. The postal office said they lost it. So theres that. It was sealed tightly when sent and came back with extra glue
ForDaLols It's very safe to send cash through USMail if you use the registered mail option. Costs a bit more, but there is special handling all along the way from sender to recipient, and special attention from the postal inspectors. It's all but guaranteed to get there, and it's insured if it doesn't get there, so you can't lose.
Disney has an effective lost and found system. If you lost anything or left it behind, it usually ends up in a central lost and found at the end of the day. It gets categorized and "filed" away for easy retrieval when you call or go by to see if they have it. Only once did I lose something that I never got back. He probably could have called lost and found to see how many of the wallets were turned in.
So, who in Disney Security got to keep that money? Ethically, and I'm pretty sure by policy, if they aren't a food server, housekeeping, or porter, or other similar position, can't take cash tips. So, that money should've been returned, or they should have offered to donate it to a charity, of which Disney is associated to many.
Being from Michigan I can say that Detroit does not suprise me. Found a wallet one time with $200 in it. Didn't have any license just a green card. Spent the next day tracking down the individual using just their name. Finally was able to via word of mouth, the individual was so happy to get his wallet back that he gave me $100 reward. I refused but they insisted. They told me they were extremely thankful just to have their card back and the money meant little. I was glad to help out, person was almost in tears.
I found a wallet on my way home in the middle of the night (1 am) and tried to find the owner on social media but could‘t positivity match the picture from his various cards with any online. Long story short, I dropped it off at the nearest police station and got home later than I would have liked. The guy wrote me a really wholehearted thank you message via SMS and I even received a thank you letter from the city. Even though I would have never even though about not returning the wallet, I didn‘t think it would have that much of an impact on the affected party and neither would I have though this act of simple decency would be appreciated so deeply. It sure made my day!
I lost a wallet in Japan that had 300 dollars in it. When I got it back all the cash had been folded into cranes.
@@ginco_bnz It happened in my brain right before i wrote it down. Any sensible person would realize you would need a much bigger wallet to hold 300 cranes! First time in the internet?
@@prevengeix8551 yea,but three cranes could easily fit. 3x 100$ bill 😉
Prevenge IX wow
Prevenge IX first time doing math? theres 1s 5s 10s 20s 50s 100s o.o... so technically there could be alot but in small amounts of paper.
WOW
Drop your messy wallet in Japan, get it back cleaner with all the bills flattened, crisp, and arranged according to worth.
I had over $2500 in a hand bag. I accidentally left it on the train during one of my 4 transfers. Upon discovering my missing bag when I got home, I retraced my steps checking at every lost and found at each stop along my travels. At the first station I transferred, I had left it on the train. Some one found it, turned it in to lost and found. During the days when Boom Boxes were a big thing, I let mine at a fast food joint. An hour later upon realizing I left it there, which was downstairs across the street from my apartment, I looked over the balcony and it was still there. Nice to see that in some places in America there are still good people regardless of their status. Almost make me feel all warm and fuzzy.......almost.
HAHAHAHAA
In Japan the bills would be paid
So true.
@D Cheema WOW!!!! some people are incredibly honest.
In 1980 when I was 5, my father and I were walking through Lakeforest Mall in Germantown, Maryland. My dad reached down and picked up a 100 dollar bill on the ground. He walked it straight to the customer service desk in the middle of the mall and turned it in to a woman. The woman said, " Sir how am I gonna find the person that lost this? I can't put out a page over the intercom, everybody will claim it's theirs." My dad said to her, " I don't know ma'am, but I do know that it's not mine." I'll never forget that. My dad was an incredibly honest man who taught me that if it's not yours, don't take it. RIP Pop. I love you.
Sorry for ur loss
@@rinn9351 Thank you very much.
I am not religious, but for cases like your father I sure hope there is somethinf watching and remembering.
I’ve been to lake forest as a kid too! I’ve revisited it the other day it’s still running
@@Shinanesu Yes that is the guy who told the story himself
lol Another funny story I sat next to a young guy on a plane and we chatted and gave him my business card. He lost his wallet on his trip and someone called me. I said let me see if I can help. I remembered our conversation and remembered what he said about his Dad. I looked up that info and found his Dad on LinkedIn and sent him a note to have his son call the guy who had his wallet. Wallet was returned and I was pretty proud of myself for remembering in depth our conversation.
That’s a very nice anecdote, thank you for sharing!
@Abigail Anderson Too long of a comment? Do you have an attention span of 2 seconds? Tf? it's a short wholesome story. Hardly even 1 paragraph. Certainly you're joking.
@@KonglomeratYT I doubt it
@@KonglomeratYT Maybe the text layout gives out an illusion of the text having more lines because they might be on a phone, which would make the text automatically try and fit into the screen 🤔 For example if you had a wide screen and had a text editor in fullscreen, 5 lines of text on a phone would look like 1 line of text on a wide screen
YOU SIR, EARNED MY RESPECT
imagine someone found the wallet and they say why tf do they have a photo of my dog in their wallet
Underrated comment looool
hey! that the dog i posted on reddit!
I was thinking that! 😹
I was thinking the same thing
All the more reason to call 🤷♂️
When I was a child i found a wallet. A lot of cards but no money. I supposed that someone took the money and left the wallet. I took it and walked like half the city(a small city) to find the owner(i didn't know where is the exact adress). When i found it i gave them and tell them where i found it. I didn't expect rewards like money, just a thanks. That old lady accused me that i took the money. I felt bad.
Anyway that's the story how I started robbing people.
@@orangefishpower r/woosh that's the joke
@ETomatoeMan bruh
Couldn't blame you for what you became.
😂
WAAHWHAHAHAAH
I’ve “mislaid” my wallet 3 times and on each occasion, it was returned to me with nothing taken…
There’s more honesty about than most people give credit for.
Only dishonesty hits the headlines…
Dishonesty flares up emotional responses. Emotional responses garner more attention than rational ones. And attention "sells newspapers"
Someone stole my dads wallet and started putting money into the opal card and using it… so definitely stolen with no intention of return lol. Glad you got yours back though.
I mean that’s great but ur OWN wallet bro?
cant relate, lost it twice with 0% return rate
@@ExtrusionXDesigns was your number in it?
Can you imagine the confusion the disneyland security guy had when he realized that two identical wallets were turned in with all the same very specific things in them. That would be so strange, like a weird glitch or whatever lol
I dropped my wallet at Universal Studios Orlando and it was not found. Lost hundreds plus dollars that day.
Security probably kept it!
This would actually be a great prank to play on a place like Disneyland. A set of identical wallets, all identical pictures in them, but make the ID a picture ID and have the image different ages, and drop them all on the same day. For an extra twist, make the last couple for future dates on the ID.
He probably think “ ı am in a smulation”
My mom drove for 30 minutes trying to return a old ladys wallet
Edit: Yes she did return it. We we're at a gas station to get gas, and my mom decided to get some snacks. When she got back she returned with a wallet. (Also it was like 7:00) anddd we drove into a nice neighbor hood and returned it to a nice, old lady
Well, she’s a good hearted person
Krew Stalker she's a legend
That is so nice!
Krew Stalker did she find the old lady and give it to her?
Eddy Animations yeah me to
Imagine someone not returning it and then seeing this video
Oof
Wouldn't they feel better knowing they didn't actually ruin someone's day? What about the small amount of people who returned the wallet without money? I feel like that'd be more embarrassing.
I'm mormon.....
:v
6 hard earned dollars !
Oh, Grant... He was such a good man, and, clearly, an even better friend.
I teared up when I heard his voice. I miss him. He was a great man.
Grey Dominguez exactly what I said the first two words 😞
powder. Well you will never forget about him then 😞🙂
RIP Grant
Rip
On a vacation to Australia my son dropped his wallet while laying on the ground in a parking lot along the great ocean road near Port Campbell Victoria. It was dark and he was looking up at the sky looking at the stars and hunting the southern cross and taking pics. Next day the when he noticed it was missing, we went back and it was gone. 2 months later we got a letter in America from the Victoria PD with instructions to get it back. When we called the detective in Camperdown Vic she said it was turned in with all the American Money and all the Australian Money plus his permit and debit card. After confirming our info it was returned to us in the United States at no charge to us. I couldn’t believe it. We were dumbfounded! It came back to us literally from the other side of the planet!
I dropped my wallet in Canada with $20 in it and the next day my wallet was returned with $40 my grass was cut and my car washed.
Underrated comment. 😂😂
*CANADA BOISSS*
Chick Bait say thanks to your mum for her hard work lol
canada has most people there nice
R/ThatHappened
Imagine returning a wallet and getting asked how old you are, your gender and your religion
he probably explain first that this is a social experiment.. and then ask those questions, so they wouldn't get confused.
The limo Driver cl_lnt you need English lessons
'where your gender'
@Sherlock Holmes no, actually his sentence was grammatically correct so I don't know where you've got this information
@@fincky6004 its gotten u uncultured bum
Found a wallet last year and returned it, all the while cynically thinking "if this happened to me, no one would bother returning my wallet/if someone else found this, they would have kept if because people are assholes".
Glad to be proven wrong.
I had a wallet returned in Edmonton (one of the cities with 5/10 returns) with still $100 in it. And 3 smartphones returned. People are pretty honest (and I'm pretty clumsy).
my health teacher found a wallet with 200$ in 11th grade and returned it. 2 days later the guy who’s wallet it was gave all 200$ to him and it helped him buy christmas presents for his family
Upon finding this video, I watched it just to see if Chicago returned the most. I knew it would be! Lost a wallet/purse there about once a year for about 20 years. Always got it back with everything in it! Some people went to great lengths to get it back to me. Thank you, people of Chicago!
What are you, a serial walletloser?
That's pretty ironic considering how much media outakes all of the crime.
Glad you could get them back though!
Uhh maybe you should be more careful if you lose your wallet on a yearly basis
I left my wallet on a bar in Ceasar’s Palace in Vegas. Dude literally chased me down to give it to me. I was pleasantly surprised.
As a Native of Las Vegas I am not surprised. Tourist are our bread and butter.
Whyd you leave your wallet in a bar? Or was it accidental?
@@AllTrickss for the vid smh
My grandmother’s phone was stolen there
He was from Chicago
Person: "Did you lose your wallet by any chance?"
Mark: "Tell me EVERYTHING about you"
Person: "Wait, what?"
Loll
xD
Lol
😂 Funny to think about. But I'm pretty sure he took the time to thank them and then explain what he was doing and why. I'm also sure he asked permission before he recorded the responses to the questions. So, I highly doubt anyone felt awkward at that point. They were probably happy to comply and interested in the survey results.
Lmao
RIP Grant Thompson
Such a great and creative person and a inspiration to many young creators
Aight buddy why's is everyone saying RIP now? Do you even know how he died?
@@omegaboi6516 Paragliding accident, right?
@@somethingsea yes. I don't know why they are bringing up his death later
@@omegaboi6516 ???
True
My parents once told me that in their time in Ukraine if you see a wallet on a sidewalk, you should probably leave it because there are criminals who would drop an empty wallet and once a victim picks it up, they would come and demand the money that the wallet didn't have.
@@toktik--j.p.q.2471 bruh
@@mahadkhan5172 brah
So sad.
Sad so
@@toktik--j.p.q.2471 ppl literally do that on the strip. Dress in costumes, offer to take pictures, then aggressively ask for payment afterwards.
“We asked their gender, age, etc”
“man I was just giving your Wallet back...”
Never forget to ask for a gender today or you might get stoned to death.
😂lmao
@@ejnaygfantzcg You better be joking, please don't compare being stoned to someone just telling you to call them a girl/boy.
@@Galaxynotes70 i think he meant stoned as in pelted with stones and not the weed. Regardless he's right, just refer to someone as they cause the amount of Snowflakes today are oof
😂😂
Mark Rober :* lost his wallet *
Next day
Proceed to drop 200 wallets
*_stonks_*
200 likes? Lol
Mikael Abe lol yeah
Seems legit
@@rooka4 stonks
Person: “Hey I think I found your wallet.”
Mark: “Are you religious?”
Some churches in the Philippines have signs saying "Please take care of your belongings, some might think it is the answer to their prayers" 😅
Lol
@@JD-el3ot yep
🤣🤣🤣
“How old are you? Do you identify as a man or a woman? How much money do you make? What is your job title?”
Many years ago my grandma lost her wallet at the local mall and she thought everything would be gone forever. I helped her cancel the credit cards. There was almost $200 in it. A week later the wallet appeared between our doors, everything still inside, including all the money. A woman's high heeled boot footprints were in the snow leading to our door. We wondered why a week to return? Had they pondered taking the cash, and looked through the walled and saw it was of a senior lady and felt badly for her? We'll never know, but were thankful for their honesty.
My brother accidentally got into someone's car thinking it was his rental... He realized his mistake, but forgot his wallet with over $1000 in cash in the car. The wallet was returned with all the money. The finder refused the offer of reward
Just curious, how does one get into the wrong car? Was it unlocked?
Of course
This has happened to me. Twice!! It occurs when an identical car parks right next to yours. Fortunately both times I noticed someone already in the car when my hand was literally an inch from the door handle lol. Also, cause as a woman, you tend to keep your head up to be aware of your surroundings, so what's right in front of you (like your car lol) tends to be second priority.
That's actually crazy. If I would find one's wallet in my car. I would find that very strange. I would think of bad intentions. It's like finding a wallet in your own house. That would be weird.
@@talkietoaster0 at car rental place, same car model but different plate numbers
If they had contained 500$ instead of 2-4$. I bet the return rate would lower drastically.
Yeah this test isn’t very accurate cuz many people know that Filipino cash is worth less (I don’t know if Filipino is used with an f or ph here)
I think the return rate would be the same but the question if there was any money the answer would be no.
You know he didn't measure one factor, right? Race. He did have people record who picked up the wallets, but chose not to count the percentage via race.
Grubby bum would probably be highest white people lacking turning it in, since the vast majority of Americans are white. Just my thought, plus if he did include it and it was massively higher a certain race it would defeat the point of the video, to start including more people into communities and be more honest. The comments would be filled with aggression which is not the point of the video.
it was $10 dollars total, by $4 he meant the filipino money was $4
I lost my wallet on a trip and I was so concerned it was going to get stolen. We searched for it for hours and came up with nothing. When I was panicking and calling to cancel my cards, I remembered this video, and it gave me some faith that maybe someone would return it…
…
Yeah that was bogus, it got stolen, I never saw it again
F
Did you know that you were in the middle of nowhere and nobody was there that you saw
f
Maybe some bear took it :)
F
Vegas being high on the list doesn't surprise me at all. Worked in Casino industry half my life myself and co-workers found many a phone , wallet , purse etc. everyone turned into security.
1:54 made me tear up. We will miss you Grant you were the only king of random😔✊😢
Ikr 😢 i gasped when i saw him appeared as a volunteer
@@totoro-chan7700 yeah me too I like stopped mid breath and all the memories came back
Nate is the usurper of random
I'm sorry, but what happend?
Edit: I searched it up and.. I'm sorry.
I didn’t know he passed.. :(
This channel is the reason people should always return wallets and never take parcels off porches
Integrity is a good too
I lost my wallet once. Backtrack. Found it guarded by a cat. Nothing was lost and that cat got a can of food that day.
Aweee thats too cute
So the cat was holding the wallet hostage till you gave it a can of food?
Awww
that's good cats now are starving because the coronavirus parents say don't touch it maybe it has covid 19 sorry if this was made in 2018:l
Deploy the likes
I never would have thought of making an experiment like this one, it's actually really cool how this played out. Love this video!
Honestly, the results were very surprising, my assumption was that 99% of the wallets were going to get stolen. Turns out there are still good people out there.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache you’re everywhere
I honestly think the ppl returned it cuz it only had $6 and saw it had other stuff so they thought they want to give it back. If it had more money id assume the return rate would be lower
I was rooting for Salt Lake City and Disneyland to have all 10 returned. Don’t know about Disneyland, but it looks like even if they’re not members, just being surrounded by us Mormons has a good affect 😉 (or maybe it’s completely unrelated and people are just honest and good, I have that kind of hope too).
I don't know why people are so pessimistic 😂 Before watching the video I guessed at least half would be returned
Most of the people in the world are decent
I found a ladies purse in a cart in the Walmart parking lot one time. She cried when I returned it to her home.
Well done sir knight.
Same exact thing happened to me. It was in a cart outside. I didn't even touch it. I figured she was just putting groceries up and then forgot, but since there could be a chance of foul play, i didn't want my prints on it and pushed cart to customer service after telling the greeter and left it with them. I'm sure they found her or she realized and called them. How panicked did she feel upon realizing it wasn't with her? Had to be terrible!!!!
@@AstroKitty16 I didn't want to touch the purse in case someone had taken it from someone, already took a bunch of credit cards or money from it, put it in a cart, and then I'm the one seen caring it in or my prints on it. What's wrong with that?
HolyLand Fan they aren’t about to fingerprint a stolen purse unless it’s something for a murder case etc lol
cool
The coolest part how he organized the event and got all those people to help him drop wallets around.
BrokenSymetry ikr
Thats the part when I stopped trusting the results.
Not surprised at all that Chicago had a 100% return rate! One of my fav things about living here is that you get the perks of the big city, but with a feeling of genuine midwestern kindness and community! ❤️ Chicago’s the best
Do you feel safe generally? Like if you mind your own business I mean lol
Kindness, community, and stray bullets. Chicago's the best
Drops 69 wallets in canada gets
420 wallets back
Lol
I wonder. *69 or 420?*
Normie meme and stolen comment.
Which one is more? I dunno!
@@ayaanosaurasrex6582 lol look up 69 and 420
This should be shown in science classes. Honestly. It demonstrates _perfectly_ how the scientific method can be applied in the real world whilst being super well made and overall easy to understand. The visuals are amazing and useful, and the data itself is super interesting. Overall, a wonderful video.
How do you know that he has not skwed the data before putting in the video because he doesn't want to offend anyone... race,gender,religion or citiy?
Especially the use of controls! I didn't know how those worked until this video :)
@@blykgod the great thing about science is that, if you question his data, you can reproduce the experiment. If the data doesn't match, then you move on to the third and final round... Where the questions are harder but the prize money doubles!!
Or, you could simply take his word based on his reputation as a scientist. Also, he did state that he expected religion to play more of a factor then the research showed. So I don't feel that this researcher is biased.
Just my two cents..
exactly!
@Liv Ocampo He could replicate the experiment which is one of the great things about peer review and the scientific community. Replicate and/or improve an experiment publish your results and let others critique them. As long as you use consistent logic, close observations and record everything you are doing good science.
"hey! I found your wallet"
"DO YOU GO TO CHURCH?"
ya mithra
Y e S
aRE YOU MALE OR F E M A L E
You my friend are a genius
I’m the 1000th like
People are unliking 🥶
I always drop wallets in mail dropboxes. It's nice to know that actually works.
Lol how many wallets are you finding
@@nickc3053 more than you would think.
A lady dropped 50c on the ground, when I returned it she just said to keep it.
That's my story
Something like that happened ti me when i was going to school but it was £10 i was happy i could keep it
Very interesting life story
Nah jk I’ve never found anything
Once at my school, two little kids found a credit card floor and returned it
YoFishTanker a lady dropped a penny on the ground a year ago. She couldn’t bend over, so I grabbed it for her. When I left the store, she gave me $5?
im just watching some vids
and then grant popped up
and my heart ACHED
Rest in peace Grant
Did he died?
Im confused
Choco Banana yes he passed away check king of random’s vid on it
@@a.1319 yes
Yeah, I just thought of that. Rest in peace Grant 😢😭🙏
Make it a few hundred dollars and you’ll see some different results.
Mo Jehad. The research is pretty irrelevant because of the lack of worth in the wallets
I wouldn’t say irrelevant but maybe incomplete. They should have put more money in a few wallets in each city
Oh yeah yeah
I don't think that way... I think the wallets would still be returned, with the excuse "Oh I found it without any money in it."
aaaand real wallets would have real credit cards inside
What a humbling video... Thanks Mark ❤
Also, that USPS tidbit is fricken awesome! Kudos to our postal service for offering that! 🤘
Me:"I found your wallet"
Him: "Do you believe in God? What is your ethnicity? How much do you make per year?"
Me: Ummm , do you want the wallet back..or..?
Lol
All that Jazz 😂😂😂😂😂
That pfp tho
@@Gamrrtron pfp?
@@voodoodoll7774 profile picture
This is why concepts like airbnb and uber work. People aren't murderers and rapists.
Most people are just trying to live their life. Even though various levels of news, movies and other media just focus on the sensational.
Actually, those concepts don't work. Over 100 people have been raped in Uber and Lyft. People staying in Airbnb's have found hidden cameras in bathrooms. So, some people are perverts and rapists.
@@toastedavqcado I am sure there must be at least 100s of millions of experiences by 10s of millions of people. 100 rapes isn't a bad number statistically
Good comment.
@@terrybatman Oof, tell that number to victims. Anything but 0% should be unacceptable (which is obviously not reachable).
@@kresovk5 Sup dude, looks like we both commented at the same time🤣🤣.
Although I don't get what ur talking abt.
Imagine the call
Mark: do you have my wallet
Person: yes
Mark: do you go to church
Person: what does that have anything to do with the wallet
I called and I’m speechless😂
Same
I'm unliking the comment now
@@thiruraj3866 why
@@thiruraj3866 y ?
Moved to Utah 10 years ago. The most honest people I know. Incredibly generous, kind and with a phenomenal sense of community
This made me cry cause i didn’t know grant was in it 😪 r.i.p grant love you bro
Me too 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@gma4169He is a youtuber with the name of "King of random" who recently died because of paramotor crash......I think bcz thats what they are saying RIP GRANT THOMPSON
Please get this guy or girl to 500+ likes
It didn't make you cry.
Let's be honest, 99% of the comments are about this, and they all are in secret asking for likes.
We understand, he is dead, crazy right? Not like it is everywhere commented.
Grant Thompson was a great person 😥
1:52 we won’t forget this legend miss u king of random ❤️
Yes
Siminaton I commented this to! It’s sad😭
Im confused!?
What happened?
Bawi Cz He died a while ago in a paragliding tragedy.
random citizen:"Hello,did you lose your wallet"
Mark: "Are you religious?"
random citizen: "wh...what?"
Lol
Love that
That can be an episode of tonight show starring Jesus.
XD underrated comment
Sounds like their being invited to a cult
Heartwarming results, thanks for going out of your way to conduct this experiment and then sharing it with us 😊
“All 5 dropped on the strip were returned”
Next video should be about the honesty of drunk people vs sober people.
About wallets? You know that drunk people get sober by the morning? Lmao
hazelquart not always
The homeless guy broke my heart, that is a legendary man right there
Ikr
yes
Yes, the homeless are more honest.
anonymous 12 IKR I’d say he could keep the money 😀
He is mythic
Being from Chicago, I’m blown away that all 10 were returned. That has not been my experience lol
I live in Gary and that has threw me off aswell 😭💀
Bruh, I also live in Chicago, I expected for us to land at the bottom, but then again, it depends on the neighborhood, I’m from little village, and here they don’t return, in fact I think they pickpocket
FR like maybe chicago isn’t so bad
They appreciate the hunt. They don't go for dead meat.
NY ain’t surprise me lmao
As someone who lives in Oregon and has been to Portland I was extremely shocked at how many were returned considering almost every store has their windows boarded up (not an exaggeration)
Clearly you didn’t live in Portland. Probably from East Oregon.
@@Preetzole There is no crime data to support that crime is lower in big cities. Most crime data is calculated on per X number of people and big cities fare worse. There are exceptions but exceptions aren't rules. What you said is like saying the sky isn't blue.
This man turned "Social Experiments" back into Social Experiments.
if inside the wallet more than $20 the return rate will be far lower
@@pitech4446 probably, though I lost my wallet with 45 Euros, bank card, I'd and various other documents and the police returned it to me the same day I lost it
Ki
He did
And if you really want to know how wonderful human beings are look up the Milgram Experiment.
As a Canadian I can confirm that If you drop a wallet you will get 2 wallets back
Can you also confirm that Canada isn't real.
@@Weird04Life as a Canadian I can confirm...
Wait a minute
Patches AKA. Paste 100%
Nope, 5
Janice Bjornson yessss
I didn’t realise this was posted in 2018 Rip grant
Is he dead?! I DIDN'T KNOW THAT!
@@IntoTh3N1ght the king of random
@@cmarshall324 Yeah, hes dead
MOTH he made an appearance in this video, so people are still in shock that he has passed away
@@Dave-tl2wf can you time stamp his appearance please? I'm not sure who he is.
Seeing Grant here is a representation of how videos are virtual time capsules of the past. Rest easy Grant ...
Came to the comments for this cuz I saw him man its really wild
Stfu
@@hehehe6959 what?? What part of this made you want him to stfu lmao
@@hehehe6959 dude you’re so rude. He just said “Rest easy”
Who's Grant?
RIP Grant Thompson
The King of Random
He was such a great man
So true
So true
He so amazing
Wait, did he die?
He died becuse he
Fell from a high place
Seriously how did Chicago return every wallet? So wholesome..
"And an adorable picture of a puppy"
"-I found on reddit"
XD
@@Andyhandz did you hear him say that there were 10 wallets per city? Unless you’re someone as smart and talented in science as mark rober, I think it’s pretty insulting to say he manipulated the results.
@@Andyhandz nah .for you to think that ,you are probably a bad person yourself or just surrounded by bad people.
It’s the stuffed pizza
The people that dont return wallets in Chicago were busy in gun battles and couldnt pick them up.
I was homeless 7 years in so calif. And I found several wallets and got back with the people and gave their wallet back. I kept the money in one because I needed it .
Mark rober is like the dude perfect of science, he doesn’t upload often but when he does you know it is gonna be good. 👍 keep going Mark you inspire us all to like learning and science.😃
Dude perfect is pretty boring and cringy though imo compared to Mark ;p
Optomoid Mark Rober I dunno about being *THE BEST* ? He's pretty good and I'm happy about the video. Although he *MAY* have some competition up against Dr Joe from RUclips channel It's Okay to be smart. I'll subscribe to Mark Rober, Anyway. 😕⚛🎅🗣👍👨🎓🏀🇺🇸📹
Vsauce is the true man. He might not upload for 4 months, but when he does...
cheers
Optomoid tru
I live in Georgia and one time my dads wallet flew out of our car (he has a Jeep) and we never noticed. An actual angel saw it fly out, turned around to get it, and drove 30 minuets out of his way to bring it to our house. And that is crazy to me not only because who is that amazing, but he was driving a landscaping truck and obviously had been on a long day of work. He could barely speak English and refused our money, and he gives me hope in humanity😌
(Edit was fixing a spelling mistake)
camelia grace cx
Was the (he has a Jeep) necessary
Yes, not trying to brag lol I just was trying to explain that it flew out because there wasn't any doors on the front row of the car or the wind picked it up (we aren't sure which one, those are our "theories") . My apologies if it came off as bragging, not my intention, I just wanted to share a sweet story (:
camelia grace I have a question, you said he drove to return it to you're house so how did he know where you live? Thanks
@@danielchocolatewings9141 Maybe a Driver's license or ID?
I would have two options in this situation:
1. feel guilty forever
2. return the wallet
Try and Seek 2.
3. Do nothing
1
3. run in the opposite direction
I never knew ab the mailbox thing but now that i do that would be a likely turnout in my case
Well done, Detroit. Really shared your true character on this one...
As a resident, I can confirm people here suck💀
I'm torn here, MuddyBob. Can't decide if I should point out the fact that not one city in Ohio was worth testing, or being shocked that you know how to use the Internet.
My little town, baby ! It's real easy to paste a label on somebody but near impossible to peel it off.
When i saw Grant my heart broke. I miss Grant. At least he's in a better place now.
Wilson Rosa he is from the king of random
same, i grew up always wanting to do one of his experiments. one day im going to do one to honor him
Same
Me too
I literally started tearing up
100 wallets were dropped in Canada, 100 were returned with **EXTRA** money and a gift card for Maple Syrup. True story.
Theee Chosen One haha nice, but I helped do Edmonton
Theee Chosen One
Lol hahaha good joke!
Jason Price hahahahahahahah
Maple syrup gift cards? waht
I'm sure you mean 101 wallets were returned.
1:51 RIP Grant, you will be missed... in some random way, and I say that as a good thing.
I only watched a few of his videos, but his death makes me almost cry.
@@gundorstoneskin5900 e
Moo
Who's Grant?
I want god to catch these hands
I lost my wallet in Alpharetta, GA, in 2011...and got it back in 2012 with everything.
Did you lose it on the 31st of December and get it back on the 1st of January?
Mark: "So age doesn't really affect their honesty."
Toddlers: *"Incase you haven't noticed, you've fallen right into my trap."*
As a 2 year old, I can say, yes, yes you have
I am 0 and I believe u sis
Still in the womb and I wanna say that this is true.
I’m -1 and this is very true.
HOLY CRAP IS THAT 856 LIKES!?
When he said Chicago had a 100% return rate, i questioned humanity
Chicago apparently is really the city of brotherly love not philly. Wallets get returned one day and the next day the person its returned to is mugged.
lol, my homeroom teacher lived in Chicago for a while and she said she couldn't even set her phone down for a few seconds without a kid stealing it. Now she can set it down and kids will go "Miss, you forgot your phone here." she was so shocked about how nice we are xD
I live in Chicago. This was very surprising. Have had a wallet and a couple phones stolen from me, in secure places, oh and a couple mail packages. It has definitely made me more pessimistic and guarded. So these wallets were definitely dropped in the nicer areas.
facts'
Chaosdirge can’t mug anyone if everyone’s losing their wallet
I will never forget when I lived in Chicago, i dropped my wallet on the westside, which is know to be a sketchy neighborhood. It was full of cash and credit cards. The person who found it called all the numbers I had written down on peices of paper(which was probably awkward cause who knows who's numbers I had) and then finally got ahold of someone( I think it was my mom)who called me and told me someone found my wallet. They drove all the way out my house to deliver it (on the northwest side) and wouldn't even accept a reward. I offered them all the cash that was in it and they wouldn't even accept it. I still to this day cant believe that happend in the city of Chicago
wow haha the underground lots are pretty difficult to pay at at first
How long ago was that? Chicago is actually a really nice place nowadays
@@moomaniac2932 do u live there? Ive been held at gunpoint and know of multiple friends who have been robbed and jumped (within the last year)
@@Chuggo. my brother lives there and if you did 10 years ago you and your friends would probably be dead
Plus by no means was I ever saying chicago is a safe city, all I said is that it has gotten far safer and better in many ways
It is always a tiny minority of people who do the bad things.
I lost my wallet in Chicago once and the guy who found it returned it to me with everything in it the same day. He refused to take any money from me and simply said I just hope that someone does the same for me.
A study I read while studying psychology showed that people from poorer areas were more likely to return/hand in money that had been found... the reasoning was believed to be that they valued the importance of money and it how it would impact them if they lost theirs.
yes but the founders must be white
lmao
@@serlGlent 🤦♂️
@@serlGlent 🤦
@@serlGlent 🤦♂️
1:51
We’ll miss you grant, your an amazing person
that one jager main yea he showed up out of nowhere and I legit said “ohhhh maaannnn” :(
Ik feelsbad
Its sad that he passed away
@@sc4rydude277 yes
ill miss him too.
When I was five I was practicing how to write my moms phone number, and threw it in her wallet. A week later she lost her wallet. Next thing you know, someone calls her to tell her that she lost her wallet.
Your a wallet saviour
Haaish Malik lol
faith in humanity has been restored
Plus ultra
Awesome you watch MHA?
I have a cool lost wallet story. It involved a rival high school band director letting me use an instrument for district honor band and a few years later me finding that exact person’s wallet in a Walmart buggy. What are the odds. Thanks Mr Square!
I had faith in Chicago the whole time. But, godamn, a 100% return rate.
People from Chicago might be considered mean to some people but they aren't liars an they aren't thiefs
I live in Chicago and I literally cheered.
I'm True I’m sorry, but you’re wrong.
Honestly I didn't have much faith in Chicago but I still hoped we didn't do bad. I was really surprised we did so good and was really happy.
Wolf Frost same
Today: People return wallets just to be featured in wallet drop videos.
If only someone would have done that for me!
Ja.
I can't stop laughing imaging the security guards confusion when he kept getting identical wallets xD
"Because Disney hates science 😂"
Do it for different countries! This would be really interesting to see how this changes over the world.
*The amount of effort and hard work you put into these videos is shocking. And the way you design these experiments is MIND BLOWING
PAC MAN I’m from Edmonton too!
It's too bad it wasn't higher :/
Ayy finally a fellow yegger
@@wickedslick3000 yes sirr
@@tomysshadow yep woulda been nice.
1:51 we miss you grant. may you rest in peace 😭
Rolando Torres when did he pass
Rolando Torres who is he
@@malignshadowms4522 I believe yesterday. paragliding accident
@@user-zz1lw6rg3g he is the owner of the king of random youtube channel
Hes the king of random guy
the third thing we learned is that disneyland security workers hate science and sociology, and even if you are losing 10$ for each wallet they keep, they'll keep it
ae
They donate everything they "keep" that gets lost, so Disney doesn't ever profit from Lost and Found
@@ramiropantoja882011 It's not about them profiting, it's the researcher losing their money because some of the workers didn't want to call them one more time.
My dad used to work at Disneyland, mostly splash mountain!
Disneyland employees are also underpaid and some dont have homes. im not justifying their actions, what they did was wrong but thing bout it.
I'm very certain that the results would be wildly different if there was more than 6 dollars in the wallets. In that case, people hope for a reward bigger than 6 dollars when they return the wallet. A real experiment would be putting 100 dollars in the wallets.
Next experiment: turn them in directly to police, with cash in them. See how many and how much cash gets returned.
Ouch
@Will Harper That is the point of this kind of science though. You have a perception of Baltimore Police, for whatever reasons. The real question is, would you change your mind if the data came back disproving your assumptions or would you bend your mind to reinforce what you already believe?
Yes
@@soundboardist OK, but that has nothing to do with what I wrote... you literally added a whole bunch of your own thoughts and then responded as if I said them.
The only thing I said is that this is the reason we do science. We might intuitively think one thing, but we have to be willing to alter our perceptions when the evidence contradicts our expectations. Yes, every wallet being returned does not mean that there is no such thing as corrupt police. That is a completely ignorant statement to make, which is why I never said it. However, it would mean that Mr. Harper's assumptions would be incorrect. He asserts that if you were to perform this test at X police station then Y would result. I simply posed to him the question of whether he would change his mind should the result = Z instead of the expected Y. If not, then he would have to admit that his biases are based in bigotry and not reality. Would it mean that there are no abuses of power, dirty cops, or anything else? No, it would mean that his assumption of the result was not correct, and thus further reflection of his cognitive biases would be required.
@@soundboardist you just proved his point
That’s funny that Chicago was at the top because a couple years ago my buddy and I went to a white Sox’s game and he lost his wallet, a couple weeks late someone mailed it back to him with all the money in it
Edit: he had like 40 or 50 dollars in the wallet
Matt lines damn, whoever found it must have a great moral compass.
You lost your wallet on the floor?
Drop 199 more
*MODERN PROBLEMS REQUIRE MODERN SOLUTIONS*
Im So Weakk
lmao i’m laughing so much
Modern comments require modern references
SnakeKillerz you liked your own comment
HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAH
😭 I needed to see this thank you. I'm someone of objective metrics and this really helped restore my faith in people.
"And 200 Filipino dollars... this is to make it look like a lot money but in reality its only 4 bucks"
**filipinos will remember that**
HAHAHA
Damn, now I feel like I could buy the Philippines
@@Cowboy1Brian That's not...how currency works...
True ik that I’m half Filipino and each dollar is 50 Pesos
Lol Vietnam and Iran: Am I a Joke to you?
Here's your next experiment, drop 200 wallets into the USPS and see how many are actually returned, full cash ;)
Specifically, Postal Workers make surprisingly decent money and have retirement, post retirement benefits, and pensions still. And a zero tolerance theft policy which strips everything if you're caught.
I worked at the Post Office in Milwaukee for a time. There are one-way viewing ports throughout the building, and there are postal inspectors randomly placed behind them. You do NOT want to mess with postal inspectors, ever, for any reason. They'll getcha.
AuthenTech - Ben Schmanke do it
Katelyn Schmidt its not 100%.. my mother always told me never send money through the postal office so in the span of a month. My brother and I mailed each other 4 envelopes wih about 100 bucks in it all wih 1$ bills sealed tightly. 1 came back with all 100. 2 came back with less than 100$ and the last. The postal office said they lost it. So theres that. It was sealed tightly when sent and came back with extra glue
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It's very safe to send cash through USMail if you use the registered mail option. Costs a bit more, but there is special handling all along the way from sender to recipient, and special attention from the postal inspectors. It's all but guaranteed to get there, and it's insured if it doesn't get there, so you can't lose.
The woman that found a mans wallet in a woman’s toilet.
Pabz san lol
Oh no
🤣😅😆😂
your comment made me laugh so hard
I'm a 20 year old girl and I use men's wallet because it has more number of pockets and I find it user friendly.
“Because Disney hates science” 😂😂
Heaven Green 🤣😂
Disney has an effective lost and found system. If you lost anything or left it behind, it usually ends up in a central lost and found at the end of the day. It gets categorized and "filed" away for easy retrieval when you call or go by to see if they have it. Only once did I lose something that I never got back. He probably could have called lost and found to see how many of the wallets were turned in.
So, who in Disney Security got to keep that money? Ethically, and I'm pretty sure by policy, if they aren't a food server, housekeeping, or porter, or other similar position, can't take cash tips. So, that money should've been returned, or they should have offered to donate it to a charity, of which Disney is associated to many.
I mean they do have a flying elephant so science is the last thinf they are worrying about
but they do love cience when it comes to cryogenics
Being from Michigan I can say that Detroit does not suprise me.
Found a wallet one time with $200 in it. Didn't have any license just a green card. Spent the next day tracking down the individual using just their name.
Finally was able to via word of mouth, the individual was so happy to get his wallet back that he gave me $100 reward. I refused but they insisted.
They told me they were extremely thankful just to have their card back and the money meant little.
I was glad to help out, person was almost in tears.
TrollFaceTheMan lol same
Vlog Central, me or him? I think he was just saying he agrees about Detroit not being suprising.
I live in michigan to..... and to be honest I stay away from detroit.
Telegonic 990, Yep...
We need more people like you.
I found a wallet on my way home in the middle of the night (1 am) and tried to find the owner on social media but could‘t positivity match the picture from his various cards with any online.
Long story short, I dropped it off at the nearest police station and got home later than I would have liked.
The guy wrote me a really wholehearted thank you message via SMS and I even received a thank you letter from the city.
Even though I would have never even though about not returning the wallet, I didn‘t think it would have that much of an impact on the affected party and neither would I have though this act of simple decency would be appreciated so deeply. It sure made my day!
Idk what happened when you wrote that but I am not reading all of that congrats 👏
Thank you for showing that there are good people out there.
Woman in the bathroom: hello I found your wallet
This dude: oh thanks
Woman in the bathroom:.........
Didn't even think about that
It could be a unisex bathroom
@@lucy5139 he said they put one in the females bathroom and another to a male bathroom to control the gender
@@hehe6727 oh soz I didn't watch the whole video
@@hehe6727 i think you missed the point of OP's comment. there was a GUY'S wallet in the women's bathroom.