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Amusing incident when we were in our coffee village the other evening....having a coffee in Dinos and enjoying the Xmas lights with the locals.

The village has an over-the-road banner encouraging folks to "Give Forward".

As we were standing in line at the local grocers I overheard the fellow in front of us tell the cashier that he seemed to have misplaced his wallet. I stepped forward and explained that I would pay for his items.
The cashier smiled and accepted my $ as I remarked that I was just doing as the banner suggested.

A few minutes later, across the street, my wife laughed and told me that the same fellow had just popped out of another store carrying a big bottle of wine!

No scooters around....







Fish

Lost track of how many 'timed' photos were spoiled by these UPS guys!

How about "Give Back"

Good for you fish. If nothing else, you likely felt good about it .... until you talked to your wife.

I hold to the old adage that it is better to give than to receive. I do it often when I go through the drive-thru at the coffee shop. I pay for the person behind me. I tell the cashier to simply tell them to have a happy day. By the time the person finds out that their order has been paid for, I am long gone. There is no need for thanks. I just feel good doing it and that is reward enough.

One time I pulled up to the drive-thru window and the cashier said that the person behind me was paying. I looked in my rear view mirror and we gave each other a wave. I think what happened is that I had a personalized license plate at the time. The numbers and letters represented my favorite sports team that is from another city so it is easily recognizable. I think I had paid for his order previously, so when he ended up behind me again, I am assuming that it was payback time.

Merry Christmas everyone!!

We did that once at a drive thru coffee shop, and there was a whole line that followed that same thing. I don't know at what point it ended but we had a friend who worked there at the time tell us that it lasted for a hour before a grinch took their coffee and drove off without even a thank you to the workers.
Too bad there had to be someone who spoiled it. They were in line for coffee, not a car! Heck, once it started you are just paying for the next person's coffee instead of your own.