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An Oklahoma man who lost his iPhone last year just received a phone call that it had turned up - halfway
around the world in Japan
“The man on the other end said, ‘is this Kevin Whitney?’ I said yeah this is Kevin. He said, ‘did you lose a
cell phone?’ I said yeah I lost a cell phone last fall.”
Evidently when the Oklahoman was at work, he bent over and his phone fell into a grain pit and disappeared
into 280,000lbs of grain. The grain was then driven by truck from Chickasha to another grain facility in Inola.
It then traveled along the Arkansas River and down the Mississippi to Louisiana, where it was put on a ship
bound for Kashima, Japan. A worker at the grain mill found it, made the call and then mailed it back to its
owner in Oklahoma.
An Oklahoma man who lost his iPhone last year just received a phone call that it had turned up - halfway
around the world in Japan
“The man on the other end said, ‘is this Kevin Whitney?’ I said yeah this is Kevin. He said, ‘did you lose a
cell phone?’ I said yeah I lost a cell phone last fall.”
Evidently when the Oklahoman was at work, he bent over and his phone fell into a grain pit and disappeared
into 280,000lbs of grain. The grain was then driven by truck from Chickasha to another grain facility in Inola.
It then traveled along the Arkansas River and down the Mississippi to Louisiana, where it was put on a ship
bound for Kashima, Japan. A worker at the grain mill found it, made the call and then mailed it back to its
owner in Oklahoma.
Wow, and he thought his iPhone was.. Toast... I'm glad the person in Japan called Whitney.. and I'm sure everybody's glad the iPhone did not become iBread..
Wow, and he thought his iPhone was.. Toast... I'm glad the person in Japan called Whitney.. and I'm sure everybody's glad the iPhone did not become iBread..
Yeah Mike, that would have been an unusual taste in that bread...lol. Interesting story Joy, I didn't know it.
Wow, and he thought his iPhone was.. Toast... I'm glad the person in Japan called Whitney.. and I'm sure everybody's glad the iPhone did not become iBread..
Wouldn't that be weird, open up a new loaf of bread and hear " hi hope you enjoy me"...
I don't know if there's a 'grain' of truth to that story.......................& That's go'na cost him a lot for the long distance overseas charges............_
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