My Uber driver from last night held onto my driver’s license, my debit card, and my apartment keys, which fell out of my clutch that I didn’t know was not zipped shut.
He kept them safe and met up with me today to return them.
He could have said, “No, your things are not in my car,” when I called looking for them.
He could have lied to me and then used my debit card or taken some cash out.
He could have broken into my apartment, knowing my address and having my keys.
His name is Deray.
So, Deray, I hope you get the credit you deserve, and please know I will be contacting Uber to let them know how great you are. Stay good, people.
Credit: Michelle MW
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