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In recognition of this honest teen returning a wallet full of cash with nothing missing, the god of thunder has rewarded him.
He may be the god of thunder, but he can be just as fallible as anyone else.
17-year-old Tristin Budzyn-Baker found a wallet in a Los Angeles restaurant. When he realized that the wallet belonged to none other than the superhero Australian actor Chris Hemsworth, he flipped.
"I looked up at my mom and was like, ‘ma, do you know who this is?'" he recounted Monday on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. "We found Thor's wallet."
It was full of cash and he tracked down the movie star to return it.
As a reward for receiving his wallet with nothing missing, Thor gave the honest teen some free tickets, merchandise, and a reward of $10,000 from the publishing service Shutterfly.
Hemsworth also wrote a recommendation for Tristin to be awarded the Eagle Scout honor.
(WATCH the Ellen Degeneres interview above…)
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