The small kind act I have seen today-1


The kind act I have seen today 1
By Rajan V Kokkuri, Attoor.

I was at the food counter looking for a lunch pack take away. I often look around for people and observe them for getting a spark and learn from them. I saw one a young sales boy working in the same shop was standing with a cover with some bread. I saw him pointing finger towards chicken curry vessel. The sales girl took out a bowl and was trying to pour the curry. ‘Gravy is enough.’  I could read from his face that he doesn’t have sufficient money to buy the curry hence asking for gravy alone. I would have paid for his food if it was in a small coffee shop. I saw the sales girl weighing the gravy and putting the sticker. As I was observing her next step I saw her adding one or two pieces of chicken and given to him as if nothing has happened. The boy walked away with a smile on his face. The sales girl face also was showing some happiness. What I have noticed was that he needed some help and she helped him without being requested. This kind of small acts will do a lot got for the needy people.

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VKR/ATTOOR

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