Sarah Jessica Parker Keeps Finding Money on the Ground in NYC

By Karyn Polewaczyk | April 14, 2015 | 12:00am

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Money magnet Sarah Jessica Parker keeps literally finding money in the streets of New York City, which, in my opinion, is better than finding those dumbass playing cards Berger used to collect, am I right?

To be specific: I’m not talking cash; rather, paychecks. As in the kind that belong to other people. And because SJP is a bit of a saint, she, herself, is doing the research and reaching out to make sure they get back to their rightful owners. [Page Six]

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