Elvis was cruising around Memphis with his friend Eddie Fadal one day in early 1960s when he remembered that he had to make an important call. He checked his pockets for dime, but couldn't find one. Fadal didn't have any change either.
A man walked by just then and saw the two men searching their pockets. He produced a dime and gave it to Elvis.
While Elvis made the phone call, he asked Fadal to follow the stranger and get his name and address so he could send him a little thank-you note.
Three weeks later, the kind stranger received a letter of thanks. Elvis wrote that he wanted to repay him for his good deed, and so the mortgage on his house was now paid in full! The man was utterly speechless.
When he told his family and friends the story, no one would believe him. In order to prove he was telling the truth, he showed Elvis's letter along with the deed to his house, silencing the non believers immediately.
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