Another Wonderful Trucker Story - Wish there were more

This is a very touching and heartwarming story that shows even tough truckers have a big heart, however I must admit that when I first started reading it I was immediately reminded of Red Sovine's song "Teddy Bear", which is also a very touching and heartwarming story that shows even tough truckers have a big heart. Unfortunately, both are fictitious.

KC, we can always count on you to call out the BS.

So what's the moral here? How about everyone who reads this makes an effort to do something above and beyond your normal life. Give that little something extra to brighten someone's day. You never know, it might just change their life. I'm just as guilty as others are at being selfish and thinking only of what I need out of today, but it's funny how when I stop and think of someone else's feelings and do something above and beyond, I feel better about me. And I'm not saying, donate a $100 tip to the next waitress at a truckstop. Sometimes a simple smile accompanied by a geniune thank you is all it'll take. So g'head, tell that waitress you appreciate her efforts (even if you did only eat the buffet and all she did was bring you a glass of iced tea and the check.), tell that person behind the fuel desk to have a nice day as you sign your fuel receipt. I dare ya!

 

We need everyone to be nice and the world would be allot happier and wealthier:smt038

I DID LIKE THE STORY, I DO WISH IT WAS TRUE BECAUSE I LIKE TRUE STORIES, BUT IT DID TOUCH MY HEART ANYHOW!

 

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