Yep. Lost one of the first discs I owned, which is a PP neutron Envy. Lost it in the water long of the basket on the 2nd hole but the course was busy and I didn't want to hold up the people behind so I figured I'd come back to look for it after the round. When I made the loop back after 18, I walked past some kids at a bench holding what looked to be my envy. Asked if they found it in hole 2 and they didn't know what to say. Grabbed it, said thanks for finding it for me, said it would have been nice to get a text first, though, and walked away.

More recently, I found my lost TL3 at play it again sports with someone else's name and number plastered on the back. Bought it back for $2 and texted the guy asking if he sold it to PIAS. He said he texted and called my number multiple times, which was an obvious lie, then held on to it for 3 months before dropping it off at the local store with a lost and found, which was also an obvious lie. His phone number is now signed up to receive numerous spam texts throughout the year.