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| This woman gave me money, even when I didn’t need it |
“Do you have six cents?” the cashier asked me after she rang up my $4.06 purchase.
“No, ma’am, I’m sorry. I only have this ten.”
“I have six cents,” the woman behind me said, and then fished coins from her change purse.
I thanked her, this woman who gave me money, even when I didn’t need it.
And when I ran into my husband as I left the line, I asked him for change.
As the woman left the store, I handed her a quarter.
“But now you’ve gone and given me a profit,” she lamented.
“It’s okay,” I replied, “you’ve earned it.”
Later, I thought what I should have said, “Just paying it forward. Maybe the next person you run into will need nineteen cents.”
Soon…
4 Comments on “Six Cents”
Isn’t that cool. I worry that if I did that, people would be too embarrassed to take it.
Try it. You never know when you might run into my MiniMe… 😉
Pay it forward, a great concept. I’m reading wb 🙂
Glad to know you’re still around wb! Was afraid I’d been dumped when you left me on FB. 😛