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[quote=Anonymous]Yesterday, while at work, I actually saw one of the kindest acts ever from a DMV resident.

I work in a mall, at a well known store. A lady had checked out at the counter, went to pay for her item, but payment was declined. She fumbled a bit and shared that her credit had been locked up due to credit thieves and being hacked. She didn’t have any cash.

The woman next to her, who was also making a big purchase, said to me and her, 
“I’ll pay for her item.” Then she turned to the lady and said “Don’t worry about paying me back or anything. Just pay it forward one day.”

The customer who was gifted the item broke down in tears. She clearly wasn’t poor, but was embarrassed that she didn’t have her finances figured out. Then she hugged the lady that was a stranger, but was so kind to her, and offered to buy her dinner.

As the customer left the area, I walked with her and said to her that sometimes God works in mysterious ways, and to just thank him for her kindness in offering up the gift. She continued to cry as she left the store.
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I’ve been in the dmv for almost two decades and have never witnessed kindness from a stranger like this. It wasn’t a small item purchase. The lady who purchased the item spent in the hundreds for the other lady. But I’m glad that I saw this act of kindness. It makes me believe that there are still good people here in the dmv.

Two different races involved. Nothing but kindness and sincerity on display.

It was the sweetest moment to witness here in MoCo. [/quote]

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