Are you tired of hearing about all the evil people in the world? Here’s a sweet story that is guaranteed to put a smile back on your face.
With so much hate spreading around the world, it always helps to hear about random acts of kindness to offset the bad with some good. That’s why the story of a North Texas jewelry store worker’s generous and kind deed has taken the internet by storm this week.
The jewelry store worker, who wants to only be known as Noah, was recently caught on camera speaking with a local woman who wanted to sell a very important piece of jewelry given to her by her mother.
However, when Noah heard the woman, who brought along her two kids, speak about the family heirloom he denied her of the sale.
“It seemed like she was sad and there was tears in her eyes,” Noah told CBS Dallas-Fort Worth, realizing that the mother was broke and wanted to sell the gold necklace to pay for her bills.
“I let her tell me how much she wanted to sell it and I gave her exactly what money she wanted.”
CBS reported that the jewelry store employee not only dug into his own pockets, but after handing over a significant amount of money he gave back the necklace.
Security cameras caught the grateful mom’s incredible reaction on camera and the video has since gone viral. “I didn’t think about it, I just grabbed the money. I grabbed the money and gave it to her,” said Noah. “If I had her number I would call her back and see if she needed more money or more help, I’ll do it for her.”
Noah, a Syrian refugee who escaped his war-torn country with his family two years ago, said he shared the video with a friend back home and was unaware they would upload the video online.
“I feel better and that’s enough. Better than a lot of money,” said Noah. “Doesn’t matter what religion you are. It doesn’t matter where you’re from. This is our humanity. Everybody should do that.”
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Syrian Refugee Jeweler’s Act Of Kindness Goes Viral is an article from: LifeDaily