Last week a passenger called who had just gotten off the flight. He asked if anyone had found a Brooks Brothers bag near 5C. I explained to him that the flight had just left (I knew it had turned out and assumed it was in the air) but I could call the gate in Detroit to see if the gate agent could take a look when it got there. He was appreciative but I knew he probably wouldn't see that bag again.
A few minutes later I heard that the plane was on a ground stop and it wouldn't have an update from Detroit for another 30 minutes. And that they were coming back to the gate to let two passengers off. Wow. I knew I needed to meet the plane and go on board to ask the flight attendant to check above 5C. I did and the bag was there. What a great feeling to call the passenger back with the good news.
Fast forward to Saturday night. I'm with my sister and I stop by a gas station to drop a letter in the mailbox. I hear something fall out of the car and but my sister doesn't here it. I didn't check thinking it was my imagination. I hop back in the car and we drive on to my house (about 20 minutes).
We were home for about 15 minutes when someone calls my husband's cell phone. A man had found my cell phone in the Sheetz parking lot (gas station) and called to let my husband know. Unbelievable. My husband grabs a bottle of wine and meets up with the man a few miles down the road. The man even lived near us. Simple amazing. I got my phone back and I never knew it was lost...
A few minutes later I heard that the plane was on a ground stop and it wouldn't have an update from Detroit for another 30 minutes. And that they were coming back to the gate to let two passengers off. Wow. I knew I needed to meet the plane and go on board to ask the flight attendant to check above 5C. I did and the bag was there. What a great feeling to call the passenger back with the good news.
Fast forward to Saturday night. I'm with my sister and I stop by a gas station to drop a letter in the mailbox. I hear something fall out of the car and but my sister doesn't here it. I didn't check thinking it was my imagination. I hop back in the car and we drive on to my house (about 20 minutes).
We were home for about 15 minutes when someone calls my husband's cell phone. A man had found my cell phone in the Sheetz parking lot (gas station) and called to let my husband know. Unbelievable. My husband grabs a bottle of wine and meets up with the man a few miles down the road. The man even lived near us. Simple amazing. I got my phone back and I never knew it was lost...
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That is amazing!!! I love stories like this!
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