Someone was going to fast, locked up the brakes and slid into our gate keypad. They left a note! 2 miles from a paved road and not a house in sight - and he did the right thing!

Even better - he's a contractor from a couple hours away. He may never be back to that location again in his life but he chose to do the right thing!

And he doesn't speak English, his helper wrote that and is who I talked to on the phone.

Would have been really easy to drive away!

The key here is that you live out in the country...

Good Bull. I love seeing this.
I'm my line of work, I actually run across stories like this a couple times every single week- everything from simply doing the right thing to donating an organ.

There truly are MANY good people in the world. That just doesn't sell newspapers, so we don't hear about it unless it directly affects us. Thanks for spreading this! It gives hope, and encourages patience and grace- all of which we need a whole heap more of in the world today.

Maybe find out what trade he works in and what area. Folks are always looking for an honest contractor.

Good bull!

(I'd edit the photo to keep his phone number off the internet)

Plot twist: this story was made up to generate business for a contractor during the holidays.

Don't mean to hi hack this thread. But to share a story along the same lines. We were at game yesterday. Before game we were walking south down Houston Street toward gate to our seats. Lots of folks walking almost shoulder to shoulder. Lots of noise and I heard something drop like car keys or something hard. Happened to look down and see small plastic card holder type bill fold. Several cards and ID. Ag and teenage son next to us saw at about the same time. Checked ID and got the lady's name. Started hollering her name to no avail. Ag next to us saw there was no way to move ahead quickly to find lady. Ag and son next to us started hollering her name and to "pass it up". Ags started passing it up. SIL who is a policeman took the bill fold to a CS policeman standing by 12th Man Statue. Moments later lady came back to where we were walking asking about billfold. We directed her to CS policeman. She was able to retrieve her billfold. Story not to be meant as a brag about my honesty. But to show how Ags adapt to situation and can/will help each other and others and do the right thing. Ended being a teachable moment for my grandson and Ag's son next to us. Gig'em

Thank you Gunny. Win. Lose or Draw, the reason I like/enjoy most about ballgames is being around other Aggies.