Makes the Heart Glad Dept.–Praise Pours In For Dairy Queen Manager Who Helped A Blind Man

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 “Other customers saw what happened….

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One comment on “Makes the Heart Glad Dept.–Praise Pours In For Dairy Queen Manager Who Helped A Blind Man

  1. Ad Orientem says:

    I’m glad the young man did the right thing here. But I will also take a moment to salute the many people who do the right thing very day and don’t get noticed or become the subject of so much publicity.

    On a side note, I’m also glad that he told the woman in question to take her business elsewhere.