[ppivik]

This is a Thank You to the lady in the black car this morning at McDonalds on 466.
If I knew who you were I would send you a thank you. I was in the drive through and ordered a breakfast when I got to the window the employee said the lady in front of you paid for your breakfast. I'm not really sure why but that was a very nice gesture. This lady didn't even know me. Maybe we all could do something special for other people. This could make the world a better place.

THANK YOU

[In awe of TV]

Did you pay it forward? Usually it's a chain reaction that goes throughout the day, hopefully.

[lovinganimals]

I was up in CT over the Christmas holiday and this happened in the town I was staying in. On Christmas Eve, the first person of the morning at Dunkin Donuts paid for their meal and gave an extra $10 and told the employee to pay for the person behind them. Every single person that day did the same thing and at the end of the day there was money left over to pay for the first person Christmas Day. This continued throughout Christmas day, without anyone breaking the chain. I'm not sure how long it went on, but I know for sure it was at least those 2 days.

[steve0010]

Its called pay it forward, there was a movie about it.
People believe if you do this for someone it will be a chain reaction that will grow exponentially.
People should be nice like this in the world everyday and we would live in a better place!