Las Vegas cab driver Gerardo Gamboa thought someone must have left a bag of   chocolates in the back seat of his vehicle,but it turned out to be $300,000 in cold hard cash.     Now,Gamboa is winning honors for honesty after turning in the money he found Monday.The money was returned to an unidentified poker player working in a club.Yellow Checker Star Transportation named Gamboa its driver of the year and rewarded him with $l,000 and a dinner for two at a restaurant.     A message left Wednesday to interview Gamboa at the cab company wasn't immediately   returned.     Gamboa told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he had another passenger by the time he   began wondering what kind of chocolates were in the brown paper bag.He cast a glance inside   the bag at a traffic light.     "I told my passenger,'You are my witness on this,'"the 13-year taxi driver told the Las     Vegas Sun,"and then immediately called my company."     Gamboa took the six bunches of $100 bills to the company's main office,where Las     Vegas police and the club officials returned it to the poker player.     Gamboa saidthemangave him a $5 tip after a trip from the Cosmopolitan Resort to the     Palms Place Tower,and Gamboa then drove to the Bellagio Resort,where a doorman helping a passenger into the car noticed the bag.     It took several hours to check the identity of the owner and return the cash.He took     Gamboa's information,but didn't leave a reward.     "If he doesn't give me anything,that's OK,"Gamboa told the Sun."I'm not waiting for any kind of return.I just wanted to do the right thing,and I appreciate what the company did for me." What can be inferred from the text?
The driver will ask the poker player for $l,000. It was 3 days before the poker player got back the money. The driver meant to keep back the money at first. The driver feels he should return the lost money.
Question: Las Vegas cab driver Gerardo Gamboa thought someone must have left a bag of   chocolates in the back seat of his vehicle,but it turned out to be $300,000 in cold hard cash.     Now,Gamboa is winning honors for honesty after turning in the money he found Monday.The money was returned to an unidentified poker player working in a club.Yellow Checker Star Transportation named Gamboa its driver of the year and rewarded him with $l,000 and a dinner for two at a restaurant.     A message left Wednesday to interview Gamboa at the cab company wasn't immediately   returned.     Gamboa told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he had another passenger by the time he   began wondering what kind of chocolates were in the brown paper bag.He cast a glance inside   the bag at a traffic light.     "I told my passenger,'You are my witness on this,'"the 13-year taxi driver told the Las     Vegas Sun,"and then immediately called my company."     Gamboa took the six bunches of $100 bills to the company's main office,where Las     Vegas police and the club officials returned it to the poker player.     Gamboa saidthemangave him a $5 tip after a trip from the Cosmopolitan Resort to the     Palms Place Tower,and Gamboa then drove to the Bellagio Resort,where a doorman helping a passenger into the car noticed the bag.     It took several hours to check the identity of the owner and return the cash.He took     Gamboa's information,but didn't leave a reward.     "If he doesn't give me anything,that's OK,"Gamboa told the Sun."I'm not waiting for any kind of return.I just wanted to do the right thing,and I appreciate what the company did for me." What can be inferred from the text?
A. The driver will ask the poker player for $l,000.
B. It was 3 days before the poker player got back the money.
C. The driver meant to keep back the money at first.
D. The driver feels he should return the lost money.
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