[Nfbf-l] {Disarmed} Fw: [fcb-l] A story I want to share

Sherri flmom2006 at gmail.com
Sun Sep 22 04:15:51 UTC 2013


Passing this along. Wow, kindness to others is really a good thing!

Sherri
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Kristine A. Beltz
To: fcb-l at acb.org
Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2013 5:03 PM
Subject: [fcb-l] A story I want to share





Praise Pours In For Dairy Queen Manager Who Helped A Blind Man


by

MARK MEMMOTT


September 20, 201311:21 AM


Today's good-guy award goes to Joey Prusak of Hopkins, Minn.


Prusak, a Dairy Queen manager, back on Sept. 10 saw a woman pick up a $20 
bill that a blind customer dropped. When Prusak told her to give it back, 
she

refused. So, the 19-year-old manager refused to serve her. He then took $20 
of his own money and gave it to the visually impaired customer.


Prusak's good deed might have gone unnoticed. But,

as KARE-TV reports:


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"Other customers saw what happened and one of them wrote an email to Dairy 
Queen. The email was forwarded to the owner of the store, who posted it on 
the

board for everybody to see.


"A co-worker was impressed by what happened and posted the message on 
Facebook, where others found it and shared it. Joey's story is now all over 
the Internet."

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The story filtered up to billionaire Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire 
Hathaway Inc. owns Dairy Queen. "He called [Thursday] and thanked me for 
being a role

model for all the other employees and people in general,"

Prusak tells The Associated Press.


The wire service adds that Dean Peters, a spokesman for International Dairy 
Queen, said the company is figuring out how to reward Prusak.


Others aren't waiting.

CBS Minnesota says that:


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"While WCCO was on-site [Thursday], a woman ran up to Prusak with an 
envelope of money saying it was for his college fund. Then an anonymous man 
from Crystal

dropped in. 'I thought it was pretty amazing, so I drove down here after I 
read it,' he said. 'I decided I'd patronize their business and thought he 
deserved

five times what he paid out.' ...


"Prusak was on Glenn Beck's radio show, and Beck offered to buy a franchise 
that Prusak would run. Prusak's not sure how serious he was, but he's got a

lot of options to weigh.

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