Kind Customer Helps Two Strangers to Buy Food at a Popular Fast-Food Chain
A kind customer noticed two strangers counting their money before ordering food inside a popular fast-food restaurant.
Recently, Alexander Rementizo, a Facebook user, shared a photo of the two people inside the fast-food chain as they counted their money to check if it was enough to buy a meal. The post quickly went viral and received various reactions online.
According to Rementizo, two strangers approached him and politely asked if they could sit at his table since there was an empty seat. However, they later decided to sit somewhere else.
As he observed them from a distance, he noticed the pair carefully counting their money. It seemed they were trying to check if what they had would be enough to buy food. Their total came to only P80.
The two were later identified as a mother and her son, both persons with disabilities, which made the situation even more moving. Alexander decided to step in and help. He gave them money so they could order a proper meal.
The two appeared unsure about how to order and even had difficulty counting, so they asked the fast-food crew for assistance.
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The kind-hearted customer also shared that he did not have much money with him at the time, as he only brought P500. Still, he chose to share what he could, believing that blessings are meant to be passed on to others in need.
Sometimes, all it takes is a willing heart to help someone who needs it most.
Here is the full post:
“I saw two strangers at Jollibee earlier. They approached me and asked if they could sit at my table since there was an empty seat, but then they chose to sit somewhere else. I noticed them counting their money it was only 80 pesos. They were a mother and her son, both PWD. I felt moved to help, so I gave them some money to buy food. They seemed unsure how to order or even count properly, so they had to ask the crew for assistance. It was a bit touching to see.
Honestly, I didn’t have much money with me I only brought 500 pesos. But I believe that when God pours blessings into my life, I’ll let them flow through me to reach those in need.”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
