Rainn Wilson Shares Heartfelt Napkin Note Slipped To Him By Flight Attendant
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The "Office" star said he didn't even notice when the flight attendant dropped the message on his lap as she passed.
Bears, beets, baring your feelings on a napkin.
On Friday, “The Office” star Rainn Wilson shared an image of a sweet note written on a napkin that someone dropped on his lap without him noticing.
“The Office got me through some of the darkest days of my life,” it read. “I can’t think you enough for that.”
The message was signed “Melanie,” followed by “Alaska flight attendant” in parentheses.
On X, formerly Twitter, Wilson expressed his gratitude for the kind words.
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