I was at the grocery store the other day in the checkout line. There was a disabled person ahead of me. The cashier called for assistance to help him outside with his groceries. He was having trouble entering his pin number to complete his payment. After awhile the cashier decided to split his total into 3 payments of less than $50 each and tap them into the system with his credit card. The man did not know he could just tap his credit card for payment. I was impressed with the way the cashier was able to help him keep his independence. As the man was leaving I had to yell out with a smile 'Isn't She Great?'
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That's a great photo, and an even nicer story. Have a great day, hugs, Valerie
Yes. So great.
That is a great story, Christine! What a thoughtful woman she is.
Yes she is a actual human being in my eyes because humanity is the biggest quality one can have nothing else more than it .
oh i though it was one of your art dear .
really amazingly taken photo
She is definitely great,simple things can solve difficult problems.
I enlarged the photo and as the saying goes ... 'I'm still trying to get my head around it'
Amazing
The story about the cashier is so good ...
All the best Jan
That's an amazing photograph! I'm glad she was able to help him, she really is wonderful!
I remember once seeing a blind person in the grocery line. The cashier's patience did run out thin because they wanted to feel everything out. Which is a little odd considering that they had a family member with them that could see just fine.
I can understand that would make the cashier impatient not to mention people behind in line.
Very good story and neat picture.
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