If you found envelope in the banks drive through laying on the pavement

I would turn it over to the teller . It's not mine so why should i take it .

Better surrender to the bank teller. Your conscience is clear.

I know that I would return it right away as it is the right and only thing to do.

I have found a debit card on the sidewalk once or twice. I took it into the bank and handed it to a teller. The other day I found a rolled up dollar bill and that time it went into my pocket.

I'd take it to the teller and soak up the "karma points." A question I ask my classes (when we discuss Kohlberg's theory or moral development) is what would you do if you discovered a wallet with $500 in it, and you knew the owner to be an absolute jerk?

I definitely would return it. I would be afraid that I'd be punished in some way.

It would be tempting but I'd give it to the teller because I am sure if you found it at the bank there is a lot of cameras. Who knows you may be awarded for being honest by the person who dropped it.

If it has money in it I would take it to a teller inside the bank it is not my money.

I'd return it. I've actually had the quite opposite happen to me, I went to make a payment on something, even though my payment was $10, it was the money I was saving to make a payment. I dropped it when I got out of the car and frantically searched, so I went back to the car and realized there was a woman who picked something up (which I found out to be my money) and kept it for herself. So I know what the pain's like to drop money and need it.