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Originally Posted by als463
Someone who "shops" in the lost and found isn't necessarily poor. They are just being weird. I know this because in junior high, when Champion was the big thing, I decided to go "shopping" in the lost and found and found myself a champion sweatshirt that I claimed to be mine. It wasn't. I negated to look at the big black lettering on the tag that spelled out one of my best friend's name on it. I learned a long time ago that "shopping" at the lost and found was not a good idea. Even if you get something from the thrift store, before I was Greek, I would never have picked up a jacket, shirt or hoodie with letters on it, especially if I didn't know what they were. For all I know, I could have been rockin' some fraternity letters.
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Just because you were morally bankrupt in junior high doesn't mean everyone was. It was a poor town and the girl may have been cold and needed a jacket. We don't know. My point is she obviously didn't know or care about the significance of the letters on it. To her it was simply a jacket. That's very different from wearing letters and announcing "Look at meeeeeeeeeeeeee! I'm a Thetaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!"
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