Listen to this!

[Arch]

Hmm. You have to wonder, how many people carry that kind of cash about on them these days? (in the OP, I assume he had a chance to go to a cashpoint). Someone who coughs up that much cash at the mention of the police, I might wonder what they were hiding...

On the other hand, bhoyjim, in a situation like that, you're probably not thinking all that straight, and the idea of just getting away to lick your wounds, and with some compensation, might well seem attractive..

 

[Eat MY Dust]

Hmm. You have to wonder, how many people carry that kind of cash about on them these days? (in the OP, I assume he had a chance to go to a cashpoint). Someone who coughs up that much cash at the mention of the police, I might wonder what they were hiding...

He's from Iraq. From some reason these guys love carrying load of cash around with them.

 

[Arch]

Oh, right. I'm out of touch anyway, these days I never have more than a tenner on me... I suppose some people do carry loadsamoney...

 

[Bollo]

Oh, right. I'm out of touch anyway, these days I never have more than a tenner on me... I suppose some people do carry loadsamoney...

I am prepared to take payment......

 

[Rhythm Thief]

The last time I got knocked off my bike (by someone pulling out of a junction into my front wheel), he stopped and was very apologetic indeed. He insisted on giving me a lift home (around fifteen miles out of his way) and stopping at a cashpoint on the way to give me £100 (I think) for a new front wheel. He was such a nice chap that when he told me he'd just picked up his car from the body shop where he'd had it resprayed, I nearly apologised for scratching the front bumper with my bike.

 

[maurice]

It's kind of heart-warming to hear these stories, rather than the seemingly more usual hit and run ones!