Woman swipes $20 bill dropped by nearly blind customer, so DQ employee hands him money from his own pocket
Apparently some kids are learning morals & scruples. Kudos for this young man!
Just when you thought there were no good people...
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Woman swipes $20 bill dropped by nearly blind customer, so DQ employee hands him money from his own pocket
Apparently some kids are learning morals & scruples. Kudos for this young man!
Scruples are key.
I have to brag. The other day my son (12) walked down to the corner store for a slush. He came back home, ran down to his room, and then was putting his shoes back on again. I asked what he was doing.
"I was short 10 cents, and the cashier rang me through anyway, said not to worry about it."
He was walking all the way back to the store with 10 cents.
I have to brag. The other day my son (12) walked down to the corner store for a slush. He came back home, ran down to his room, and then was putting his shoes back on again. I asked what he was doing.
"I was short 10 cents, and the cashier rang me through anyway, said not to worry about it."
He was walking all the way back to the store with 10 cents.
I hope that the thief is banned from all dq. It would be nice if dq could pay for all his schooling.
I always return money if I get too much change. My integrity is totally for sale, but it costs a heck of a lot more than that.
your son could have also given an extra 10 cents the next time he bought a slush or something else. It would have saved him the extra walk.
your son could have also given an extra 10 cents the next time he bought a slush or something else. It would have saved him the extra walk.
Yep, he could have been lazy and said 'it will wait', and then conveniently forgotten about it.
yeah, I guess that could have happened. It would have been ironic if it turned out that the cashier counted wrong and that your son owed nothing.