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Act of Kindness in a New Zealand Checkout Line

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02 Oct 2014 36 views
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Act of Kindness in a New Zealand Checkout Line
When a Pak'nSave checkout operator Rebecca Mclean, 18, helped an elderly customer pay for her groceries last week she did not intend to tell anyone. However, Northern Advocate editor Craig Cooper witnessed Ms Mclean's generosity, and wrote an editorial about it.

"When Pak'nSave checkout operator Rebecca Mclean, 18, helped an elderly customer pay for her groceries last week she did not intend to tell anyone," reports the New Zealand Herald.

Ms Mclean did not want to been seen to be bragging, or worse get in trouble with her boss.

However, Northern Advocate editor Craig Cooper witnessed Ms Mclean's generosity, which he wrote an editorial about in the paper.

(READ the story, w/ her photo, in the New Zealand Herald)

 

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