[kirklancaster]

In 1963, a member of the public found £47,245 in a plastic sack that had been left inside a telephone box in Great Dover Street, Newington, South London.

It was part of the haul from the infamous Great Train Robbery and would be worth £2.35 million in today's money and he rang the police.

Supposing you were in Great Dover Street in the early hours today with not a soul around and you went to use the public phone and found £2.35 million inside in bags.

Would you:

a) Thank your 'Lucky Stars' and call a trusted mate up to come along in his car and help you carry home the loot?

b) Would you be so scared that you would leave the money where it was, wipe the telephone box door where you'd touched it, then just scarper as fast as your little legs would carry you?

c) Would you call the police and report it then stay guarding the money until they arrived?

Honest answers only, please.