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    Taxi driver returns B274,000 to Japanese businessman

    A 40-year-old taxi driver has been praised for his honesty after he returned 800,000 yen (274,000 baht) in cash and other belongings left in his cab to a Japanese businessman at a Bangkok police station on Thursday.

    Thanakrit Hengniran, a native of Nakhon Pathom, returned a green rucksack containing the money, a MacBook computer, 16 new sports T-shirts and other belongings to Keishi Kobayashi, a Japanese national, at Buppha Ram police station on Thursday morning.

    Mr Kobayashi, 29, operator of Lagrosse Tokyo sportswear business, had accidently left the rucksack in the taxi’s boot around noon on June 24 after he and his friends took the cab from.....

    Taxi driver returns B274,000 to Japanese businessman | Bangkok Post: news

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    ^ Here we go...

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    Any bag with all that inside stays with me, by my side

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    Another nice taxi tale, that's a relief after the recent stories of groping, mugging taximen ...

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    There's one getting ready to expose himself somehwere I reckon

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    meh.. luke warm on the sarcasm... 6/10... come on guys, you can do better...
    (where are Tex/SA?)

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    ^555 we train as much as we can, but we all have our slow days

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    ^ 55 Yeah bro... they probably are all tired out from squeezing the life out of puppies or something...

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    In related news, over 6 billion people around the world went about their daily life today without claiming something that didn't belong to them.

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    ^ Yeah, true that bro..

    My step-dad, left $30,000 in his wallet on top of the car to take a call...

    He drove off..

    I found the wallet first.

    I handed it back to my step-dad.

    (of course! WTF wouldn't?).. bad karma to steal from someone - we all have 2 arms and 2 legs (except for the poor buggers who have less limbs doohhh!) it's easy to make money... not rocket science.

    I honestly believe that when I have done something good, next week a big job/project will come through and I get double back in profit, what I could have stolen/scammed, etc...

    I'm more Thai than Kiwi, I know..

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    6 days man 6 days to spread the good news. prolly had to hunt him down.

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    ^ Right, it's about time to set-up some kind of "not-embelishing thailand image" offense to go after those who fail to timely share nice stories on social networks, with journalists or the TAT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hans Mann View Post
    A 40-year-old taxi driver has been praised for his honesty after he returned 800,000 yen (274,000 baht) in cash and other belongings left in his cab to a Japanese businessman at a Bangkok police station on Thursday.

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    Somebody on here predicted a good taxi story would be along shortly, and it's happened, he's a clairvoyant.

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