Kindnessatfast-foodrestaurant
ItwassummerandIhadgottenoneofthefewjobsa14-year-oldcanfind―workingatBurgerKing，afast－foodrestaurant．It 16 wasn’tagoodjob，butitmeantmoney， 17 wassomethingIneeded.
Oneday，Iwasworkingbehindthefrontcounter，taking 18 .Thecustomerswerecomingandgoing，andthewomanwho 19 didn’tseemanydifferentfrommostothers.
SheorderedhermealandItoldherthetotal.Asshesearched 20 herpursetofindsomechange，thewomansoon 21 thatshewasaboutadollarshort.“I’m 22 tosaythisbutIguessIwon’tbeabletomakemypurchase 23 ，”shesaidsadly
That’swhenIhadtheideaofpayingthedifferenceforher.Sherefusedatfirst，butafterI24 sheagreed.Shethankedmeandmovedtotheendofthecounterto 25 herorder.Icontinuedwithmyworkandthought 26 moreofit
Aboutanhourlater 27 hadsloweddownandIwaswaitingformynextcustomer.ThenIglancedovertowardsthe 28 andsawthesamewomanwhomI’dhelpedwiththemoneyenteringagain．I 29 recognizedher.
Shewalkedstraightuptomeandsaid，“Iwanttothankyouagainforwhatyoudid.Yousee，I’madiabetic(糖尿病患者)and 30 Ineedtoeatsomethingrightaway．That’s 31 Icameinearlier．Ifyouhadn’thelpedmeasyoudid，I 32 havefainted.Thankyou．”
Shehandedmetwodollars 33 I’dgivenher.
34 thewomanwalkawayIrealizedthatGodhadusedmetohelpme.IntheendIwas 35 notonlywithmoneybutalsowiththesatisfactionofknowingthatI’dhelpedsomeoneoutofatightspot.
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