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It doesn't take 20 minutes to return a disc. It takes like 1 minute. Just call them and tell them where you are leaving their disc. For example: "Hi i just found your disc. I'm going to leave it under the trash can on the 1st tee." Or behind the rock on the 1st fairway, or behind the bathrooms, or wherever is a good place to hide it. See? It's not that hard. If they want their disc they'll come get it before anyone stumbles upon it, or they might just tell you to keep it and have a nice day.
So say you can't meet up with them and stash their disc. If you find their disc the ball is in your court. If they want the disc they will come and get it whether you are there or not. It's simple, and it only takes a minute.
I don't expect anyone to do anything. I just think that if there is a number on a disc you find you should call it. My conscience won't allow me to throw other people's discs with their telephone number on it. You obviously don't care.
By the way... there's no need to quote me if i'm the last post on the thread.
It's not really any work or time. 1 minute to stash their disc and 1 minute to call. You're the guy who says he has so much time to look for lost discs, but you can't even take 2 minutes to return something that belongs to someone else.
you all act like its 100$ or its a unwritten law to call.
its 15$ at the most new even less used.
its too much work and time to worry about returning discs.