Strangers’ Small Acts That Changed Lives Forever: Stories That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity
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I was in the supermarket years ago and the operator scanned a pack of biscuits that wasn’t mine. It was the only thing the guy behind me was ordering so I was like meh, i’ll just pay it. It wasn’t a big deal at the time and it was like $1. I randomly bumped into that guy about month later on the bus and he had felt so warmed by the experience. He said he went to the petrol station on the way home from the supermarket and there was a guy who’s card declined and couldn’t pay for his gas, so he had paid it for him as a way of paying it forward. It was cool to think that what started off so small and irrelevant could spawn into something more wholesome.
I had a really polite kid (I’d say 8 or 9) come up to me when I worked fast food who wanted to know if we had specific toys from the current set. (Mario Kart.) I asked him what he already had, and managed to complete his set for him.
The next day his Dad came in and said that his son wanted the toys to give him for his birthday which was the day before, because Mario Kart was their thing.
Oh I nearly forgot about this,
I was at a second hand shop once and overheard a girl trying on a wedding dress. She was asking the price of the dress and when they told her she asked if they could hold it because she didn’t have the money right now and really wanted the dress. The employee told her they didn’t so I saw her put it back.
I then heard her talking with her partner Saying that she was so upset because that was the only dress that fit her and she really liked it. So I grabbed the dress and her and her fiancé and bought them the dress.
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