@mlcalderone I say they should have an alternative dinner for all legitimate journalists on the same night kinda like they tried to do with the superbowl halftime except better.
@nicksortor@ftoxicpeople What about all the other federal employees who will not get paid but still have to work who also serve and protect this country and what about those federal employees who were unjustly FIRED? What about them, I work for the government and it's ashamed that we are treated this way
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@RCSD So very sorry for the loss of this deputy. This loss is felt throughout the community of heroes who put their lives on the line each and every day and night.
@MSNBC I don't understand why Jim Jordan and his friends are investigating Hunter Biden, he in not a member working in the white house, why aren't we looking at trump's kids.
"The elderly gentleman was seated in the booth directly across from my family as we ate dinner Saturday night at Eat'n Park in Belle Vernon. We really didn't see him come in. But we did notice when our server, Dylan, dropped to one knee to look him eye-to-eye as he got ready to take his order.
The man apologized for not hearing too well. He had forgotten to put in his hearing aids. He talked about how he lost his hearing during his time in the war. He was 91 years old with many stories to tell. Dylan patiently listened giving him his full attention.
Eventually the man apologized for talking so much. 'I'm alone now,' he said, 'and I don't often have someone to talk to.' Dylan smiled and said he enjoyed listening. He then helped him figure out what to order and left to take it to the kitchen. It was a touching sight.
I wanted offer to pay for the man's dinner, but before I could flag down Dylan, a man seated at a nearby booth asked Dylan to bring him his check. 'Someone's already taken care of it,' Dylan smiled.
I guess we weren't the only ones eavesdropping on the conversation. After the man received his food Dylan came back to say he was on a break.
He asked if he could sit with the gentleman as he ate. As we left the restaurant the two of them were conversing and many people seated nearby were smiling. It was a touching sight.
With all of the negative stories about our youth today this was a breath of fresh air. I wonder if I would have been as kind and attentive if I were the one working there.
One thing's for sure, if you are ever at Eat'n Park in Belle Vernon, ask for Dylan. If he's your waiter you're certain to get great service."
Credit: Lisa Meilander
@truudeevah@MahoganyMonro@TheShadeRoom Say it loud for the people in the back! My sister and one of her daughters have had to deal with blood clots so thank you for saying what you said.