Reminds me of a yard-sale situation last weekend. Two of my grandkids and I went to community-wide sales several miles away. At one of the sales, sitting in a "free box" at the curb along with other stuff was a used but clean-looking 1-1/2 HP Craftsman router with hard case. I asked the woman about it and she said she got it somewhere but could never get it to run, so I should take it if I wanted to mess with it. I thought what the heck, so I had my grandson put it in the truck and we continued going to sales. The next day I plugged it in, slid a lever from "shaft lock" to "run," and it works like brand new. The woman obviously hadn't moved the lever into the operating position. My instinct was to take it back to the woman, but we went to dozens of sales that afternoon and I have no idea which house it came from, other than a general part of town and the woman had a brown dog. So even if I drove the several miles back to return it, I wouldn't know where to go next except to hope I'd see a brown dog. I'm not sure whether I should feel guilty or not.
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