Readers Comments
Dave wrote: My brothers & me were in mexico having a night out and three casino owners from las vegas nevada picked up are tab and just said you guys look like you are having a good time. We couldn't believe it!
Tina wrote: I did something similiar to this at a local dunkin donuts. As i was ordering my coffee, an elderly woman came up to the counter next to me and ordered some munchkins for herself and her husband. I told the cashier to add it to my bill. The cashier looked at me as if i were weird. Then she told the woman that i paid for her order, and she also looked at me strangely. As i left the shop, she waved a thank you to me through the shop windows. It was a small gesture, but it left me feeling great inside.
Kyla wrote: I have had a similar thing happen to me. My firend and i were out for lunch and the couple sitting next to us paid and then left. When it came time to ask for my bill she said that the couple sitting next to us paid our bill. I was shocked and then overwhelmed with appreciation. I started crying at the table! This random act of kindness has made me continue to "pay it forward". It's a great thing you are doing :)
melesai wrote: This is agreat thing that you are doing. Especially during these are hard times. I have to scrap up change to get a mcdonalds coffee that treat myself to on occassion. So thanks a million. Hope ime behind you one day! [smiles}
James wrote: Update on my article; my wife's cousin called to say a friend of hers had just paid for someone's coffee in return for the coffee someone bought for her and both were accompanied with the request to 'do something good for someone else' and then, odd as it may seem, while i was next door, someone in another sbucks bought my wife and kids coffee and choco milk -- just randomly. People are showing how good they can be and it's happening a lot!
hotcocoa wrote: Yeah, someday it might happen and it will be really nice :)
Renee wrote: A local coffee shop in blue springs, mo has had a "pass it on" chain going for over 2 weeks now. Abc world news ran a story on it. A simple act of kindness makes both parties feel good and is just plain fun, but this is overwhelming.
Chuck Lampman wrote: Good story. I have done this. But you have it down. Good for you. Kindness is so simple. A smile is a kind and inexpensive act of kindness.
Dee wrote: I've had this happen to me at a starbucks- i was so touched-so i paid for the next persons.