The staff at a Texas Papa John's Pizza recently delivered a big surprise to one of its drivers.Isaac Sanchez's car went up in flames last week after thieves tried to steal the vehicle's catalytic converter, KTRK reports. The loss of his car came at a bad time. Earlier this year, Sanchez broke his knee cap, became homeless when his hospital bills piled up and started living in his car. Not only did his coworkers set up a GoFundMe page that raised more than $7,000, but the president of Papa John's Pizza also visited the Houston store to replace Sanchez's car with his own. "I think you need it more than I do, I'd like to give you my car," company president Keith Sullins told Sanchez. "All I ask is that you let me keep the Eagles CD that's in it."Sanchez couldn't believe it. "President of the company just came out here and gave me his car," Sanchez said. "That is awesome. I'm overwhelmed really. I'm very thankful for everything that's happened."Now, Sanchez is back on the road delivering pizzas."He's such a great employee I just like to say thank you for staying with Papa John's, thank you for all you do," Sullins said.