[alanmcdonald]

We just got home from Cody's in Brownwood.

I thought I had left my wallet at home, but when I got in our cart there was a note on the steering wheel that the wallet was seen on the seat and put into the glove compartment.

Thank you to the unidentified Villager!!!!

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by alanmcdonald

We just got home from Cody's in Brownwood.

I thought I had left my wallet at home, but when I got in our cart there was a note on the steering wheel that the wallet was seen on the seat and put into the glove compartment.

Thank you to the unidentified Villager!!!!

Thank you for posting this. I am delighted but not surprised.


HEY KRAZORBACK!!!!!!

[looneycat]

Originally Posted by alanmcdonald

We just got home from Cody's in Brownwood.

I thought I had left my wallet at home, but when I got in our cart there was a note on the steering wheel that the wallet was seen on the seat and put into the glove compartment.

Thank you to the unidentified Villager!!!!

i love hearing stories like this!

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by alanmcdonald

We just got home from Cody's in Brownwood.

I thought I had left my wallet at home, but when I got in our cart there was a note on the steering wheel that the wallet was seen on the seat and put into the glove compartment.

Thank you to the unidentified Villager!!!!

I am delighted but not at all surprised.


That is the norm around here. We, the silent generation and the Boomers have strong moral character, most of us anyway.

[flyerguy]

Originally Posted by alanmcdonald

We just got home from Cody's in Brownwood.

I thought I had left my wallet at home, but when I got in our cart there was a note on the steering wheel that the wallet was seen on the seat and put into the glove compartment.

Thank you to the unidentified Villager!!!!

I don't mean to put a negative spin on this, but thank goodness someone with less than good intentions didn't read the note.

Anyway, glad you got your wallet back. Kudos to the Good Sam.

[ajbrown]

Obviously a nice story... losing a wallet is a real PITA

The paranoid part of me would never have left a note telling anyone that can see it where your wallet is

I would have been torn between taking it for safe keeping and leaving you my phone number or if I had thought of it; leave it in your glove-box and left a note with my phone number so you could call me and I then tell you where it is...

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by flyerguy

I don't mean to put a negative spin on this, but thank goodness someone with less than good intentions didn't read the note.

Anyway, glad you got your wallet back. Kudos to the Good Sam.

That kind of takes me aback too. I would have left a note with a phone number telling the person to call me as I have your wallet and if you match the IDs its yours.