I always take my watch off in the bathroom at Walmart

[Keeperoftime]

That stinks!

[mattyb65]

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

Haha! I didn't know Homer Simpson collected watches!

[316lad]

Wow, too much money going in this world.

[stockae92]

would his insurance covers it? haha

[Timber Loftis]

Originally Posted by stockae92

would his insurance covers it? haha

Mine would.

[Oyster1982]

Why would someone need to remove a waterproof watch while washing their hands?

[unlisted]

Originally Posted by dooder202

So what'd you do with that 20,000?

The envelope was on top of a toilet back in the bathroom of what some would consider one of the finer eating establishments in Kentucky. I didn't touch it or look in it because it wasn't mine nor my business. Not to mention for sanitation purposes it didn't seem like the ideal thing to do. It was very distinctly "lumped" however, so I had an idea of what it was. I went the the hostess booth and asked if I could speak to the manager. He came out and asked what he could do for me and I asked him if I could pull him aside real quick. He looked somewhat nervous, as if he thought I was going to make a big complaint. I told him there was an envelope in the bathroom that wasn't mine and no one else was in there at the time. He asked me to show him and then picked it up. There wasn't a single mark, stamp or seal on it. It was not sealed or even "tongue-tucked", so he opened it and it was two $10,000 bill sleeves that were filled and plastic sealed. He thanked me for bringing this to his attention and offered to comp our visit for doing so. I didn't accept because I was just doing what I would hope someone would do if it was my property. Although, I wouldn't leave my uncirculated 5 figures on a toilet. I like to try and stay on karma's good side as well. In addition to that, something seemed a little off about the whole situation and I like to have as little to do with it as possible. The manager asked if he could disclose my name and number to the owner if he was found and wanted to thank me or something and I politely said that I would rather him not.

One of the more interesting (and somewhat strange) events that has taken place in my years in Kentucky...

[brkanand]

I feel the pain this man is going through. So never remove the watch from your wrist - unless you are home!

[eagle_lex]

Nicely done jeff! Call me cause we need to grab an adult beverage!!

[brownbear]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

at least he washes his hands..

[mrbill2mrbill2]

Originally Posted by Numismatist

Forget the Rolex, why would you even go into a bathroom at Wal-Mart?

Sometimes you do not have a choice!

[gmh1013]

Originally Posted by Dr. Robert

I don't set foot in Wal-Mart.

kids screaming, strange smells...for me walking into a WM is like walking into Hell....
I will never go to another WM the rest of my life.
Its worth paying twice more just not having to go there.

[oboshoe]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

First claim was real.

Second claim...well lets just say he knew how things worked now.

[horseco]

Originally Posted by Dr. Robert

I don't set foot in Wal-Mart.

Amen...

[Rollie2011]

Definitely sounds like an older Coke... Pink must mean faded red.

But why he would take it off like that..... Dumb

[GRabens]

I need to visit more bathrooms when I am out and about! lol

[Time2time]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

Isn't that why people have insurance? No?

Admittedly twice was a little daft, if it happens again it should be questioned.

[mikkolopez]

that's why i never take off my watch when am out of the house. Sadly its his fault actually.

[Vetteman]

I'm going to check the bath rooms at every W M between work and home tomorrow... Men's and ladies..

[subtona]

ok so don't shop in walmart?

[Stonedcl]

Originally Posted by mattyb65

I handled an insurance claim where the guy took of his $10k watch in the bathroom of a Red Lobster while washing his hands. Went back to his seat and realized he forgot his watch. By the time he got back, it was gone.

I checked his claim history...few years back he had gone into a Dunkin Donuts and went into the bathroom. Took off his $5k watch while washing his hands and then went back to his seat. He then realized he forgot his watch and then went back to the bathroom...but it was gone.

Both claims got paid. *sigh*

I would send a insurance adjuster to see his watch rotation.. I garentee he has 3 nice watches in his rotation and 2 where reported stolen!

[walds11]

Jackass!!!

[ExpII]

Originally Posted by Numismatist

Forget the Rolex, why would you even go into a bathroom at Wal-Mart?

[bayerische]

Why... WHY?! Take it off in a public bathroom...?

[BH13GMT]

you learn from your mistakes, however the word "Doofus" does spring to mind

Also it makes me smile to think that some numpty is now the owner of a GMT Pepsi but isnt wearing it because it has stopped or only works intermittently. HA Ha Ha

[Submarino]

Originally Posted by bayerische

why... Why?! Take it off in a public bathroom...?

x1,000,000

[1675-David]

Is It Safe To Wear My Rolex to Walmart
Is It Safe To Wear My Rolex in a Public Toilet
Is It Safe To Take my Rolex of While Washing My Hands

NO!!!!

[Like To Watch]

Bazinga.