100 On The Street Analysis

If you found $100 on the street, what would you do with it? If I found $100 just sitting on the street, the first thing I 'd do is probably look around for people searching for something, ask around maybe. However, if there was no one around, I 'd do what most people would do and pocket it. One hundred dollars isn 't a ridiculously large amount of money, (maybe to a teenager like me with nothing of necessity to pay for on a regular basis) but I 'd still save it. Ever since I was a kid, I was always the one out of my friends or my close family members my age to save money rather than spending it. Whenever I go out places I try my hardest to spend as little of my own money as possible. Many people my age are exactly the opposite, and just blow …show more content…
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