If you, like me, have ever left anything on an airline, an airplane, and realized,

ah, crap, well, maybe I'll just call the lost and found tomorrow and see if somebody

turned it in, and nope, sorry, don't know what you're talking about, well, then you

will be either happy or come on now with this story, a passenger on a flight in Vietnam.

Because flight was from Hanoi to Denang, and while the flight attendants were cleaning

that plane, they found an envelope or actually a wallet with $45,000 in cash.

In the wallet, it had an ATM card and other personal documents, along with, maybe you didn't

hear me correctly, $45,000 in cash.

So instead of deep pocketing that bad boy, which I may have, it certainly would have gone

through my mind to deep pocket that bad boy.

Now they didn't deep pocket it, they turned it in, and they didn't even receive a call

from this guy.

They found out who he was, obviously, from the wallet, and they contacted him.

And then he, oh, yeah, that sure is, thank you, wish I would have remembered my wallet

with my ATM card, my identification, and $45,000 in cash in it.

So he was kind enough, and this is, I mean, he got $45,000 back.

He was kind enough to write a thank you letter, huh?

Now, now how happy are you that you didn't deep pocket that bad boy?

I mean, he wrote a thank you letter to the flight attendants and the counterworkers.

Now, I don't know if it was multiple letters or if it was just one letter addressed to the

flight attendants and the counterworkers.

Hey, thank you, oh my goodness gracious, man, you know what?

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