<human>: One day, five or six years ago, I was wandering around my hometown. We were going door-to-door getting donations for the Poppy Campaign. Once we finished up, my friend and I were walking down the street and I noticed two $100 bills in a puddle. Being the unusually honest 14 year-old I was, I picked them up and brought them home to my parents so they could drive me to the local police station with said money. Someone actually claimed the money and the police told them who had found it. Never got a "thank you" or anything, but I was just happy that I could help someone out. Fast forward to last Christmas eve. I worked at 12pm that day until 6pm and my Father dropped me off at the start of my shift. Somewhere around 2pm I noticed I didn't have my cell phone. Called home, nowhere to be found. Only possible explanation was that I lost it getting out of my truck or left it on a table when I walked in and someone went off with it. I was really bummed- here it was, Christmas eve, and someone now had my shiny new iPhone. My Mother posted on the local classifieds group that I was missing my phone and if anyone found it, to contact us. I come from a town with around 5000 people and it's not an overly friendly, honest place so I wasn't expecting to get my phone back. Being the broke university student I was (and still am), I couldn't just order a new phone and cancelling my contract. Someone contacted my Mom hours later, a complete stranger, and said that her son had found my phone face down in the snow of the parking lot outside the restaurant that I had been working at. We drove 15 minutes to a nearby community and met with the family and her son came out to greet me. He said he turned my phone off when he picked it up to avoid any water damage and even put it in a bowl of rice for me. I turned it on, it worked perfectly. I brought a box of chocolates with me to give to the family as a little thank-you. It was the best feeling. What goes around does indeed come around. Never underestimate the kindness of others. 
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<bot>: Found $200 when I was 14, turned it in. Lost my phone at 18 on Christmas eve, stranger gave it back.