A notebook believed to have been owned by a child was found by a Walmart employee and offered practical advice, like: "Don’t get into other people’s business." (Fox40.com)
A Walmart employee in California is reportedly hoping to reunite a child with an incredible book of rules and advice more fitted for a bookstore’s self-help section.
Raymond Flores made the incredible discovery while scanning the lot of his Citrus Heights Walmart store for empty carts. After scanning through the little pages, Flores realized he found something too special to throw away.
“Don’t get into other people’s business. Don’t call each other names. Clean up your messes. No eating other people’s food. One hundred eighteen is don’t keep saying please if someone says no,” Flores said. “I like that.”
Following the lead of the young author and Batman, one of his superhero idols, Flores now wants to find the book’s rightful owner.
“They put a lot of hard work into it,” he said. “These rules mean a lot to them and probably to the parents, as well.”
Other rules listed in the book included: “Ware [sic] your seatbelt,” “Resicle [sic],” and “Put your shoes by the front door when you take them off.”
Anyone with information about the author or the book is asked to email FOX 40’s Sonseeahray Tonsall at s.tonsall@fox40.com.
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