A
man has been rewarded in the sweetest and spectacular manner after he
returned a whopping $20,000 mistakenly forgotten in his car by a
passenger.
Reggie Cabututan (middle) was rewarded in a spectacular manner
Honesty truly pays! A driver has been favoured after he returned a
whopping $20,000 that was forgotten by a passenger in his car.
According to reports in Phillipines where the incident happened,
the driver identified as Reggie Cabututan, 30, didn’t hesitate to return
the belongings left by his Australian passenger, Trent Shield, in
Baguio City after he forgot the money in the driver's car.
The businessman who was so elated was about to report his missing
belongings when Reggie pulled over and returned the belongings. The
estimated worth of his stuff, which include money, passport, MacBook Pro
and much more, is USD $20,000.
On Monday, Cabututan was honored by the city government on Monday.
Shields canceled his flight to Australia and traveled back to Baguio so
he can witness the event.
Because of Cabanatuan’s golden heart, Baguio’s Vivixx Academy and
Australia’s Coder Factory of Australia decided to give him Certificate
of Scholarship, valued at Two Hundred Twenty Thousand Pesos
(P220,000.00), to the six-month Coding Boot Camp that will kick off in
June 2017.
Once he completed the training, he is guaranteed an internship with an Australian company.
DUSTIN
THE WIN. How often have we read about taxi drivers in Baguio doing an
honest deed and returning valuables to their rightful owners? Today, my
Australian friend Trent, completely forgot about his luggage when he
alighted at Calle Uno Coworking Space. It took a full thirty minutes
before he realized his mistake, and all he could remember about the taxi
was that “it was white”. Passport, Macbook Pro, money, everything was
in there! Never did I pray so hard that the news a...
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Hey Guys,
So if you haven't seen it already I accidentally gained some notoriety in the Philippines after rewarding a man that did a kind deed for me. I mistakenly left my suitcase in a taxi after being quite ill the previous day, and having little sleep. It took me some time to realise, and as I did the taxi driver, Reggie, came back and returned my luggage.
Despite what the news is saying there definitely was not $20,000 cash in the bag. It had my Macbook, my passport and a...
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So if you haven't seen it already I accidentally gained some notoriety in the Philippines after rewarding a man that did a kind deed for me. I mistakenly left my suitcase in a taxi after being quite ill the previous day, and having little sleep. It took me some time to realise, and as I did the taxi driver, Reggie, came back and returned my luggage.
Despite what the news is saying there definitely was not $20,000 cash in the bag. It had my Macbook, my passport and a...
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