Man loses ID on 'drunken' night out – gets worrying letter in the post
But he does get his driving licence back.
A man who had a few too many on a night managed to lose his driving licence.
We've all done it – usually it's just pleasing to know that it wasn't your passport.
William George Armstrong did just that the other night, it would appear. But – dream scenario – his ID was found and sent back to him in the post.
Now, this is almost certainly a PR stunt, but it's a fairly original and impressive one, and people are enjoying it.
A travel company worker is apparently the person who found Armstrong's ID, and sent it back with an alarming message about signing up to first class tickets – with a substantial bill.
Alongside it was a note to let Armstrong know that it was all a joke. The whole thing is exciting people on Twitter.
READ MORE: Man terrified to open picture message from his mum – but people are desperate to see itIt looks as though the escapade took place in Cheltenham, in the south west. That's the Flight Centre involved, anyway.
And here's the man with the plan – Stephen Lee. It's a savvy bit of free marketing, it really is. We've contacted Armstrong for more info.
But, yes, there is something wrong with the message. People have been getting a bit upset about the 'you're/your' thing. Understandable.
