Nice. I stopped at one on saturday for cookies and lemonade

Good for you Randy.

That's great, thanks for sharing.

Best thread I've seen on here in a long time, well done Randy.

Good Man Charlie Brown

I have to agree kids today don't have the drive but obviously this young lady is heading in a positive direction
Your a good man

Atta Boy!

So Awesome

Nicely done....and iam sure her father had a scoped .270 looking your way....lol

Nice !!!

Feel good story of the week.

Coming soon.
"I.R.S. agents raid kids lemonade stand".

Thats great!

I went to a Popeye's Chicken and ordered some chicken and mashed potatoes. When I sat down there wasn't a spork in the box.
There were no sporks, nor ketchup, nor straws, nor napkins at the normal island where you normally find such items. Poorly managed joint in my opinion.
I went to the counter and there was a few people in line, so I sidled up to the counter beside those folks in line. The gal who had originally taken my order came right over to me and asked me what I needed. Recalling that while she was very good at her job, and was clearly not a lollygagger which is usually the case in fast food joints around here, she had that, "I don't really like this job" look on her face.
She turned around and went straight over to where the sporks were behind her and also grabbed me a handful of napkins which I did not ask for. I tend to wipe my chicken grease on my pants to give my dog false hope later.
She came back quick and handed me the spork and the napkins, never said a word, and went straight back to taking customer orders.
I said thank you and went back to my table to eat.
I couldn't help but think about the kindness, however small it may seem, of thinking about giving me some napkins.
After I finished, I went back to the counter and sidled up to it once more. She came right over to me to see what I wanted. I asked her if they have a lost and found. She said no. I handed her a 5 dollar bill and told her that someone must have lost this. I then turned around to leave, and heard her say, "Thank you."
I didn't turn around and just walked out the door.
She did not make a big production about giving me napkins which I didn't ask for (but needed), so I wasn't going to make a big production out of giving her a 5 spot.
I just hope that I made her day as much as she made mine.

Kindness is what we are lacking in this world. Need more people like you to make a difference and thanks for sharing your story of kindness.

Nice

Gotta have an expensive permit in most places anymore. Then you gotta have the FDA inspect and approve your business which in this case would be your house. I used to process deer for hunters for the hungry until Obama passed a couple laws that made me quit. Don't want the FDA doing surprise inspections on my house.

Good on you! makes me wanna go look for a lemonade stand and I don't even like lemonade!

LIKE

A few years back, I was heading back to NY on Christmas morning and stopped outside Columbus OH for breakfast. The place opened at 5:00 am (my kind of place) so I ordered BF and used the bathroom. While drinking my coffee, I overheard the waitress telling the cook she had to get her sister over so she could be there when the kids woke for Santa. She got off at 12:00 and was excited to be with her children for Christmas. I finished my food and paid the tab and handed her a $100 bill. She burst into tears, and I said, have Merry Christmas and left.

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Man that is outstanding, I patronize young kids whenever I can you made her day and yours too and you deserve a pat on the back