I've never seen anything like this

I teach in a relatively affluent area. Many of my students get new iphones every year, I've had kids with Range Rovers, etc. So this was nothing out of the ordinary for me.<br><br>This year one of my students had a Gucci bookbag, that he wore to class every day. A few weeks ago, he got to class a little early and laid the bookbag on his desk. When he got up to do something, a student in the next row over reached into the Gucci bag and took out the wallet (prada I think) and phone (iPhone 14 pro max) and took a $20 and a $50 out of it. He then put both back in the bookbag. The student who owned the bag was a very laid back friendly kid. I was worried that he was going to be angry, but he just laughed and said "oh well, at least he didn't take my $100s" I was floored. I've never seen a kid just have $100 before, much less joke that they were more concerned about losing the $100s than the $70 that was taken.<br><br>Edit: I don't even think the Gucci bag is fake. Also, I've never actually counted the money, so it's probably less than that.