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Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Ayden™ - 06-16-2013
Let me begin by saying my dinner was shit from McDonalds.
Well, I walked into McDonalds and lined up behind a lady and her 2 children. Her The two boys looked around the age of 7 and 8? And the mother looked like she was in her mid thirty's. They were all wet and all their clothes were drenched due to the fact that it was pissing down rain outside. It looked like they walked here to get something to eat. So the lady started ordering what she wanted, I couldn't really hear exactly what she was purchasing but it wasn't alot maybe $10 in food. The woman started looking through her handbag for money and only could find coins (20c & a $2 coin) All I herd her say was 'Sorry, that's all I have. I thought I had more'. and then left.
When she was walking away, she kept walking straight. She didn't walk into any car park to go to her car she just left and I suppose she was going to go catch a bus with her children. Now, if you remember she only had $2.20, I knew that wasn't that much to catch a bus for 3 people.
When she was walking out I quickly ran up too her and said wait. She replied with, a simple 'Yes'. I got out my wallet and gave her my $50 dollar note (That's all I had, I was planning on paying with card). I told her that she could buy whatever she wanted, and that she could keep the change. I also asked if she was going to go catch a bus, she replied with yes. Nothing much I could do due too the fact I lived in an apartment like 10 meters away from the car park.
She bought a 'Family box' ($20) and came back too me saying 'Here's your change.' I just rejected it and put it back into her handbag. She was in tears the poor lady, and walked away. I then went and bought my shit ass big mac and took it home with my fries and coke.
TL;DR: I helped out a lady and her children by giving her money too buy food since she had no money.
Well, I walked into McDonalds and lined up behind a lady and her 2 children. Her The two boys looked around the age of 7 and 8? And the mother looked like she was in her mid thirty's. They were all wet and all their clothes were drenched due to the fact that it was pissing down rain outside. It looked like they walked here to get something to eat. So the lady started ordering what she wanted, I couldn't really hear exactly what she was purchasing but it wasn't alot maybe $10 in food. The woman started looking through her handbag for money and only could find coins (20c & a $2 coin) All I herd her say was 'Sorry, that's all I have. I thought I had more'. and then left.
When she was walking away, she kept walking straight. She didn't walk into any car park to go to her car she just left and I suppose she was going to go catch a bus with her children. Now, if you remember she only had $2.20, I knew that wasn't that much to catch a bus for 3 people.
When she was walking out I quickly ran up too her and said wait. She replied with, a simple 'Yes'. I got out my wallet and gave her my $50 dollar note (That's all I had, I was planning on paying with card). I told her that she could buy whatever she wanted, and that she could keep the change. I also asked if she was going to go catch a bus, she replied with yes. Nothing much I could do due too the fact I lived in an apartment like 10 meters away from the car park.
She bought a 'Family box' ($20) and came back too me saying 'Here's your change.' I just rejected it and put it back into her handbag. She was in tears the poor lady, and walked away. I then went and bought my shit ass big mac and took it home with my fries and coke.
TL;DR: I helped out a lady and her children by giving her money too buy food since she had no money.
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Cosmic - 06-16-2013
Good job Ayden, good samaritan.
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Ayden™ - 06-16-2013
(06-16-2013, 11:31 AM)Muzzy Wrote: Good job Ayden, good samaritan.
:3 This was pretty good time ago...I posted it on HF and felt like sharing here.
- Ayden
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Cosmic - 06-16-2013
(06-16-2013, 11:36 AM)Ayden™ Wrote:(06-16-2013, 11:31 AM)Muzzy Wrote: Good job Ayden, good samaritan.
:3 This was pretty good time ago...I posted it on HF and felt like sharing here.
- Ayden
I was gonna say, I'm sure I've seen this before :3
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - OversouL - 06-16-2013
Good job. I have great respect for you. I hope you keep it up. :yep:
Anyway is there Jollibee in your country? It's like McDonalds, but I think it's better atleast that's what I think.
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Ayden™ - 06-16-2013
(06-16-2013, 11:39 AM)OversouL Wrote: Good job. I have great respect for you. I hope you keep it up. :yep:
Anyway is there Jollibee in your country? It's like McDonalds, but I think it's better atleast that's what I think.
Nope there's not
Australia4LIFE c:- Ayden
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - OversouL - 06-16-2013
(06-16-2013, 11:40 AM)Ayden™ Wrote:(06-16-2013, 11:39 AM)OversouL Wrote: Good job. I have great respect for you. I hope you keep it up. :yep:
Anyway is there Jollibee in your country? It's like McDonalds, but I think it's better atleast that's what I think.
Nope there's not
- Ayden
Well have you heard of it before?
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Storm_DZ - 06-16-2013
Saw this posted on HF too, thanks for sharing it here Ayden.
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Ayden™ - 06-16-2013
(06-16-2013, 11:44 AM)OversouL Wrote:(06-16-2013, 11:40 AM)Ayden™ Wrote: Nope there's not
- Ayden
Well have you heard of it before?
Nope I haven't....
RE: Just got home from Mcdonalds - My Story - Feat - 07-11-2013
How nice of you Ayden, now I want to give out money that I don't have ;(