stackyFACTSLeaving your expensive jacket under your seat is just an accidental donation to the corporate overlords.
Leaving your expensive jacket under your seat is just an accidental donation to the corporate overlords. After a legally specified period of time—often as short as thirty days—anything left in a lost and found bin legally transfers ownership to the entity managing the building. They can throw your stuff away, donate it for a tax write-off, or simply let the staff raid the pile. Your forgetfulness is essentially a subsidized perk for the cleanup crew.
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