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A Chickensoup Story

January 25, 2008

I just feel like sharing a little story from Chickensoup for The Teenage Soul II. Its a very nice and inspiring story. So yeah, enjoy reading. =]

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McDonald’s

Most of my friends are what society would call "punks." We are teenagers who hang out at the coffee shops or the movies for lack of anything better to do. But being punks doesnt mean much.
One evening, after a day of not doing much, we were sitting in McDonald’s when a guy in our group whom I had just met that day walked in. Brian was the typical punk teenager, dressed in black with dyed hair. Right before he stepped inside, he yelled something outside to a man walking down the street. I just hoped he wasnt trying to start trouble. He sat down and a minute later, a burly homeless man stuck his head in and looked at Brian.
"Did you say something to me?" the man demanded, and I thought i saw a mean glint in his eyes. I shrank back, thinking that if Brian had tried to pick a fight, this was the wrong guy to do it with. I had seen too many people and places kick teenagers like us out for pulling stuff.
While the rest of us were looking for a place to back into, Brian got up and walked up into him. "Yeah… would you like something to eat?"
The relief was almost audible, and the man smiled and walked in.
After a large meal of hamburgers, fries and dessert, the man left, and even the staff waved good-bye to him. When we asked Brian about it, he explained how he had money that he didnt need and the man had none, so it was only right.

-Shelly Miller

Chicken Soup For the Teenage Soul II
ON LOVE AND KINDESS
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Posted by ozdrei at 8:52 pm | permalink

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a very touching story. thanks for sharing. by the way i tagged you. just check my blog. :)

Posted by yods at February 7, 2008, 2:10 am

thanks. its a really good story. i read it ages ago but cant seem to forget about it. :D i’ll post more chicken soup story soon. ^^

Posted by ozdrei at February 12, 2008, 1:46 pm

That is a touching story. We need more people who can do that in our country, considering that there a lot of street urchins outside popular fastfood chains.

Peace.

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