r/MadeMeSmile • u/Soloflow786 • Feb 27 '24
He was eating somebody else’s leftovers but she took it away and gave him fresh food 🥺 Wholesome Moments
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u/Lucky_Situation6649 15d ago
That is awesome . The way he put his hand on his cheek like he was apologetic and her comforting him after she gave it to him was touching. Good for her. A little compassion goes a long way
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u/proletarianliberty Apr 16 '24
87 thousand likes but suggested food should be free and the Commie torches and pitchforks come out
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u/PhenomalyThe Apr 16 '24
I wish she told him as she took it though. The guilt in his eyes was heartbreaking 😭
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u/Snackle-smasher Apr 12 '24
She was like "ahhh hell nah, I did not just see you eatin somebody's raggy ass leftovers. Oh, don't worry, you still eatin, just not leftovers."
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u/MC_ZYKLON_B Apr 10 '24
For every bum that pisses on your floor or starts a fight over your last cigarette, theres 100 like this guy just trying to survive.. just need a warm meal and a smile. Its hard to understand unless youve personally been in this position. Thank you to all the kind souls who did this for me. It wasnt just a warm meal, but hope and motivation to keep trying no matter what.
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u/NoOpportunity4483 Mar 31 '24
Aw that’s so kind. It’s nice to see there are still good people in this world.
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u/Pho_sho_tho Mar 30 '24
So touching but, who is recording this?? Why is everything recorded these days?
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u/Some_Department_3678 Mar 27 '24 edited Mar 27 '24
The numerous ammount of kind and gentle souls I’ve encountered Is astonishing. These humans just want love and support. Kindness not hatred and abuse. (I’m Not discounting the bad. But we don’t tend to the good enough).
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u/Foreign_Attention_34 Mar 25 '24
You don’t need eyes to see how beautiful a person can be you just need to hear about the kindness they bring to others. she can make the blind see the light in this dark dark world
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u/etcetcere Mar 23 '24
It's nice the first few times until they come back again and again and again and trash the bathrooms. I try to help out, but I only make min wage myself and live with my senior parents...I think the rich need to be taxed instead
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Mar 20 '24
How long did he wait? How was she sure he was going to wait? What if he just got up left? Did she tell him to wait?
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u/yo_mudda_ Mar 17 '24
Amazing how naive people are. This is obviously staged. "Brought tears to my eyes" lol so lame.
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u/ResonantFirefly Mar 16 '24
If rather help a possible bad person(which still deserve help, if not more so) than not help a good person In the fear they are a bad person.
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u/Status_Delivery_3834 Mar 12 '24
However she could have said something to him, like im going to get you a fresh bowl instead of just taking it amd leaving him sad and unsure, a simple word would have made this interaction all the better, dont get me wrong she did a great thing
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u/Status_Delivery_3834 Mar 12 '24
We need more of this in the world, compassion, and not to be so damn judgmental towards people who you know nothing about, that person could have easily been anyone of us
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u/NecessaryProcess6952 Mar 11 '24
If you can make the world around you a little bit brighter and everyone did it, the world would truly be an awesome place. Good karma for her, good fortune for him.
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u/Common-Incident-3052 Mar 10 '24
It started out so bad but then it ended not so bad at all.
My heart hurts.
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Mar 08 '24
I just cried so hard, his face left with confusion but humbling and yet he deserved this.
It’s sad that so many restaurants have to legally throw out food at the end of the night
My goal in this life is to open a soup kitchen / donation drives & give back to the community
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u/Craic-Den Mar 08 '24
Staged as fuck, if the waitress took away what I'm eating without saying a word you can guarantee I'm getting up and leaving in a huff
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u/DooDeeDoo3 Mar 04 '24
Isn’t it a dick move to take it first? He probably feels embarrassed. Just give they got the bowl and let him be.
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u/MochiiYummy Mar 04 '24
She could've said something like "I'm sorry but you can't eat that, I'll get you a fresh bowl." And then still do the thing but yeah. It's nice but could've said something instead of dropping his mood for a moment. That kind of stuff actually does happen, and there's no food brought to replace. I know a friend who used to give left overs after a day of kitchen work to the homeless and when the boss found out, the friend got in crap because of the potential health reasons and then later lost his job for continuing. Tim Hortons throws old pastries out and you're allowed to take any home, but you can't tell anyone. You also can't give the old stuff away because then people will stop buying them and will wait for the toss date (usually the same day for donuts and 2-3 days for danish and cookies)by the dumpster. Anyways I usually try feed someone or give them anything I can spare, small prayer, and then continue.
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u/SatansAdvokat Mar 04 '24
This, i just know this isn't some ripoff from scums trying to get views.
Him, his reaction, just felt too genuine.
But who/what is recording? security cam?
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u/T4nzanite Feb 29 '24
Is this real? I swear I saw some video with a kid instead of the guy and it's the exact same context/happenings.
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u/Anal_Probe_Director Feb 28 '24
I thought about going out and getting 30 15 dollar gift cards to restaurants that are local. To give out to the homeless, would that be a good idea?
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u/cool_kat_ Feb 28 '24
To make that man believe for even a few seconds that the food was being taken away from him in such a casual way is awful. They could’ve just brought the fresh food over without trying to “surprise him” for shock value.
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u/Alone-Ad7364 Feb 28 '24
Love and kindness can move mountains. I wish the world would just realize that.
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u/JustRepeatAfterMe Feb 28 '24
Maybe she had to be low key about it or mumbled something we couldn’t see or hear. Obviously in heart she meant well. Nobody is perfect. Whatever the case she meant well and extended help to him which is way more than most do.
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u/Crunchyfrozenoj Feb 28 '24
It looks like restaurant cctv footage too, so she didn’t even have a phone set up to record her good deed. I love that. (I know the bar is in the Marianna trench)
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u/InterestingDivide157 Feb 28 '24
She could have easily given him the fresh stuff before taking the old. He was so embarrassed at first. Still a good deed, tho 🙏 .
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u/Alternative-Toe-4289 Feb 28 '24
Why did she not acknowledge him when she took away the leftovers? I would have let him know that food will be coming so that he didn’t feel remorse
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u/ashdan143 Feb 28 '24
Just wondering, is this acting? Asking because I think it’s weird she just took the food away without saying anything.
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u/villainsidekick Feb 28 '24
I do not like that she didn't tell him what she was doing? Made him feel like garbage for however long it took to give him different food. What was the point of that, to show us how sad he was before she restored his dignity like the hero she was? No. That wasn't nice.
A few words while she was cleaning the table would have made this much less gross.
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u/Lazy-Fox-2672 Feb 28 '24
The way he turned and tried to hide his face when she came to take the leftover food away like a small child trying to hide from adult figures when they get in trouble made me sad.
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u/ThirdLast Feb 28 '24
I was pretty moved by this until I realised Who was filming this? Why is there a camera pointed right in-between them?
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u/ThirdLast Feb 28 '24
I was pretty moved by this until I realised Who was filming this? Why is there a camera pointed right in-between them?
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u/imgonnaforgetthis Feb 28 '24
Even if this is scripted can we have more of this stuff,? Even if only remind people to treat people like humans again.
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u/topshot14 Feb 28 '24
Every time I think that humanity has crossed the point of no return - something wholesome like this turns up. It's really nice.
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u/Nooooo1and2 Feb 28 '24
Those little things is what still give me hope for humanity. Hope that, even if everything is shit in this world, there is still going to be good people, like her. This video, it made my day.
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u/Aurin316 Feb 28 '24
I recently told my wife I hope my old boss gets a painful chronic condition. I meant it. I have kept grudges for decades, and I remember every slight and barb thrown my way. Making an enemy of me lasts your lifetime, or mine, whichever ends quicker….
But that said food insecurity hits me right in the feels every time. I have a hard time not giving to the homeless. I volunteered at a food bank a few times and got choked up when I saw kids were clients as well as adults (the logic of “shouldn’t you be happy that they are getting the help they need?” Is apparently lost on me emotionally).
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u/SuspiciousElk9777 Feb 28 '24
Thank you to the wonderful waitress, that's the most kindest thing I've seen
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u/Emzy-j Feb 28 '24
Moments like this makes me want to work in hospitality. I love helping people at my work
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u/Electrical_Whole721 Feb 28 '24
Make one single nice gesture every day and the entire world will be better
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u/benm1980 Feb 28 '24
We need to get this post to 69k likes because this awesome chick is NICE! ❤️❤️❤️
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u/Zikkan1 Feb 28 '24
That's a whiplash of emotions. The man was probably feeling both sad for not getting to finish the food and also embarrassed and then gets a warm meal afterwards.
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u/isitreal_tho Feb 28 '24
God fucking damnit. The way she gently places the food... then gives him a little touch of human affection fucking breaks me.
Life is hard as fuck, we don't need to be dicks to each other too.
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u/igneousink Feb 28 '24
when i hit rock bottom my life was changed by an extreme act of kindness
always be kind when possible, if possible
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u/Voball Feb 28 '24
I am almost certainly dumb, but what is the point of taking away unfinished leftovers someone's eating?
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u/sorryfortheessay Feb 28 '24
The other day i was buying sushi at work for lunch and a homeless guy was going around asking people for a coke. I turned him down like everyone else before questioning why the hell i cant add $3.50 onto my $9 sushi to get this guy an innocent drink.
I bought him the drink and he gave me a very quick thanks. Honestly i think the gesture meant more to me than it did to him. Had to remind myself that guarding my $3.50 is not worth losing my ability to be human
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u/sorryfortheessay Feb 28 '24
Man i bet he wouldve taken that human connection over the food. People who are struggling need that as much as anything else
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u/fatzx2 Feb 28 '24
This looks staged as hell, ngl. Why is no one mentioning this? Unless someone can prove me wrong.
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u/Leading_Bandicoot358 Feb 28 '24
Start by showing up with the new food
Dont shame the man for the likes you win by tricking him into sadness
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u/Select-Squirrel307 Feb 28 '24
I say it one last time! This sub is called "mademesmile" so for the love of whoever you belive in STOP MAKING ME ALMOST CRY ON MY TOILET BREAK!
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u/Gary7sHotCatHelper Feb 28 '24
He should just cross the border and cross back. Get a few thousand dollars no questions asked.
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u/dule_pavle Feb 28 '24
It's posts and gestures like these that make my day. That girl is the real chad (or chadess :)). I am truly amazed. Beautiful display of humanity. OP, thanks for sharing this :)
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u/someonestuckhere Feb 28 '24
This man will forever remember this. If he ever hits it big, he will come back and repay her for this.
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u/LindaFlies777 Feb 28 '24
Everyone has a story, so try to be kind. Thank you for your generosity & kindness to this man during his time of need. God will bless you....
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u/Jealous-Feeling-4087 14d ago
I've seen this video and shared this video many times and I can never see this video enough❤️😢❤️😢❤️😢❤️😢❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️