Ever have a moment when someone does something simple and nice that it makes you belive there are good people left in the world? Today, I was taking my family and in-laws to a local General store here in Georgia for some fresh kettle corn. My father in law went up to the counter to buy his couple bags of kettle corn and a post card.
George (F.I.L.) was wearing his Korean war vet hat. The clerk behind the counter asked him if he was really in the Korean war. George said yes and told him when he was in, and how he got drafted and where he was at when the cease fire was. He get's a kick out of telling his stories.
Anyway, George grabbed his wallet to pay for his stuff and the clerk told him to put his wallet away and his money was no good here. He bagged up his stuff and handed it to him and thanked him for his service.
It was a nice gesture that really made my father in laws day. Sometimes something small can mean a ton to someone.
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It's great to hear stories like this. It seems that all I hear these days is how people are rude to one another but there are still some genuinely good people out there in the world.

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Very nice story. congrats to him.

Nice to hear something like this instead of baby killers and abductions
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:-)
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Thats an awesome story thank your F.I.L on my behalf as well.
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:-) :-)
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Its nice to know that there are still people out there that appreciate the military.
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I agree...the small things in life mean a whole lot more :-)
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Awesome.:-)
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Fantastic story.
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This made my night
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Awesome story, thanks for sharing!!!!
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Very cool story -- Thanks for sharing!
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I am a firm believer in random acts of kindness. I try and do at least one a day. Something as simple as waiting for someone behind you and holding the door. Great story Tim! Thanks for sharing it!
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Awesome gesture, more people should do this!
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Nice people are out there :-)
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Great story and well deserved :-)
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Great story indeed! Thanks for sharing :-)
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Very good story, it is good to know there are still good people out :-)
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Nice story! Little things like that mean a lot to military personnel and vets.
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