<human>: I work at a grocery store in Ontario that is owned by a large Canadian company that I won't disclose. Today while working, I found a wad of $20 bills that had over $800 in it after we counted. I immediately took it to the main office, as there was nobody around except other employees and I was the only one who saw it. All the employees were pretty surprised to see it and unsure what to do, so we made an announcement and if someone were to claim it, they would be questioned how much was in the wad. At the end of the day, nobody claimed it. Most of the employees know it was found and all assumed that if nobody took it, the money would be given to me. One of our managers however, spoke out at the end of the day and said that the company would keep the money if nobody claimed it. I'm not trying to be greedy or anything, but I can't help but feel that is wrong. If anybody else who worked there had picked up the cash, they would of kept it. I did the right thing by giving the person who lost it a chance to get it back, and if they don't get it, why should the company get it and not me? Is there anything I can do to make that so, should the money not be claimed? I am 15 by the way, if that changes anything, and my parents agree with me, and are willing to speak to the manager.

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<bot>: 15 year old found large wad of cash at work, nobody claimed it so far, and if it is not claimed company wants to keep the money, but I think I should receive the money.