In Thailand, a homeless guy handed over a wallet containing cash and credit cards to the police. The wallet’s owner was so taken by the man’s decency that he decided to hire him. In addition, give housing. Thai Voralop, 44, had only 9 baht in his pocket when he discovered a brown leather wallet from the high-end Hermes brand.

He was sleeping near the metro station and saw how the wallet fell out of the pocket of a passerby. It contained 20,000 baht and credit cards. However, instead of keeping the money for himself to at least eat, he took the wallet and went to the nearest police station, because he failed to catch up with the lost wallet.

He left the find, turned around, and walked away. But his deed was not forgotten.

Niti Pongkriangos, 30, the wallet’s owner, was so happy when the police called to announce his wallet had been found that he gave Woralop a job at his Bangkok factory.

“I was so surprised when the cops said they found my wallet that I had no idea I’d lost it.” My initial reaction was “Wow.” If I were in the position of a man without money, I would probably keep it for myself. And despite the fact that he is homeless and just has a couple of coins in his pocket, he returned it. This demonstrates his character as a decent and honest individual. “I need such employees,” says the wallet’s owner.

He initially intended to offer Woralop 2,000 baht as a thank you, but then changed his mind and chose to hire him. His employer will give him with lodging in addition to his 11,000 baht income. I am extremely glad for the opportunity to improve my life. It makes me very glad to sleep in a clean bed. Voralop expresses gratitude to Niti and Tarika (his girlfriend, according to Medialeaks) for their thoughtfulness.