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I'm not sure I would have passed on the watching duties to another stranger. I think after watching and waiting as long as I could I would have picked up his things and taken them to the copy shop nearby to find the owner. I mean, it is one thing for an individual to decide to entrust a stranger with protecting his valuable property, but passing that responsibility on to another stranger is extending the risk too far for my comfort level. Interestingly, the only **irresponsible** person in the entire scene was the original young man who stayed away hours longer than he intended!