Intern returns ‘forgotten’ 50,000 baht to Pattaya cabaret show owner

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Montri Sachdev rewards Pattanasak (right) for his honesty as Occupational Director Tedpong Sukamornsak looks on.

An auto-repair intern returned 50,000 baht he discovered in a car owned by a Pattaya cabaret show owner.

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Pattanasak Chanchiew, 23, was accessing the vehicle identification number for a damaged Mercedes-Benz at the Auto Bodywork Occupational Training Center at TP Body Paint Garage in Nong Plalai Oct. 9 when he found five stacks of 10,000 baht under the driver’s seat.



Instead of pocketing the cash, he turned it into his boss, who contacted the car owner, Montri Sachdev, owner of the Colosseum Show Pattaya.

Montri, 67, said he forgot there was 50,000 under the seat. He thanked Pattanasak for being honest and gave him 10,000 baht as a reward.

Occupational center Director Tedpong Sukamornsak lauded the intern for his honesty and said he is a role model for all other students.

Both Montree and Pattanasak pose next to the Mercedes in which the money was found.




Pattanasak points to where he found the money, tucked under the driver’s seat.