The incredible story of a man who tracked down ‘Rahul’ in London to return his wallet. Viral thread
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A Twitter user found a man’s wallet on a street in London and left no stone unturned to track him down and return it. The story has gone viral on social media.
This is an incredible story of a Twitter user from London who managed to find a man who had lost his wallet and returned it to him. The entire episode has been narrated on Twitter in a thread by this messiah called Ghazi Taimoor and this tale is pretty much crazy viral. No Rahul R****** on Facebook or Instagram. Very private individual with no social media. Common Rahul, could do better than that. Tried LinkedIn now! Of the 3 Rahul R****** - one works in London. Can’t seem to send a message they’ve locked their profile. Creepily sent them a follow request that they may never accept? Kya na Rahul Strange company - doesn’t have their address on google nor on their website. Would have called customer services, no number there either! :/I’m going on the Companies House website. ‘Anjali-style’ running to his head office now. He better not have cancelled his bank cards else this was for nothing. Rahul I’m coming! Ok distracted. Stopped at a Pret for coffee on the way. Back on it now. Where were we? Guys! We found Rahul. Finance Manager. He’s in shock. Tears in his eyes. We got you Rahul! pic.twitter.com/VQ7qvUMGMB Such a wholesome thread @junaidzaman46 @ExpctoPakhtonum Tysm for this strangely happiness inducing thread. Your thread is soooper amazing, felt like a novel story :) This was so wholesome:") I was hoping for a happy end.. thank god Best thing on Internet today Two days ago, Ghazi found a wallet on Shoreditch High Street in London that said it belonged to “Rahul”. Ghazi left no stone unturned to find the owner of the wallet and began his search on social media since the wallet did not contain any sort of contact information.
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