What would you do?!😇

[CC-fgjr]

Reminds me of the time I wa about 10 years old in the store with an older sister, and a man dropped a wad of cash in the bodega store. I told him he dropped it and he offered to buy me anything I wanted. I declined. On his way out he shoved a bunch of money in my hand and quickly walked out. I was so happy and bought a lot of goodies. It's so nice when honesty is rewarded.

[thenephilim]

"OK, little guy... The video is done. Now give me that phone back" 😂

[chicken]

The boy's honesty paid off, a lesson well-learned at a young age. Integrity wins.

[miakrauss]

My husband recently dropped his wallet in a parking lot... It took him about an hour to realize he didn't have it and ran back to the store to find someone had turned it in and even left the cash in the wallet. I think the vast majority of people actually are good it's just that we hear only about the bad people.

[annmariedoolarchan]

My son walked into an ATM..and found a card..like the person left in a hurry..he returned it to the bank..on Monday..this happened on a Friday..my kids always help random ppl along the way..they are bless

[johnb]

There are so many real acts of kindness and honesty in the world. We don't need fake ones.

[mycommentpwnz]

This reminds me of the most touching experience I ever had:

When I was 8 years old I went by myself to a baseball card convention. You see, I had just gotten two cards I was SO proud of for Christmas, and I wanted to show them off & talk about them.

Two older kids asked me to see my cards, and one of them distracted me while the other one stole my best cards (including the two new ones.)


I was crestfallen. Silently tears just poured from my face. I sat there, defeated, a huge gaping hole in my chest.

Then, an older black guy wearing a janitors outfit came-up to me, asked me what happened, and subsequently tried to give me this case of cards.

I was being a brat though, and I wouldn't take them. After all, they weren't my cards. He gripped my wrist, firmly, but with kindness, and said, "Young man, take these cards and protect them. You don't have to look at them now, but just take them."
So, I did. Shamefully, I didn't even say thank you.

I looked at those cards, hours later, and I couldn't believe it...
He had given me around 30 Bo Jackson rookie cards.

EDIT: He was the only black dude in that place, and a janitor. And, yet, he was the ONLY ONE who even remotely gave a crap that a child was just robbed.
I realized, at that moment, that job title & skin color don't determine a persons value. Instead, what matters is their character & heart.

[xXGENDAMAGEXx]

I would do the same thing I did with the IPhone 5 my son stole from another child. I told him to call our carrier and give them the IMEI number from the phone and find out who it belongs to. Instead he reset it back to factory settings. I took it from him. And did what I told him to do. ATT had the mother contact me. I returned her son’s only Christmas present that year. And she gave me a reward I didn’t want. She asked me to not open it until I got home. It was $50 in cash. Mind you this was about 2013
My son tries to claim half the reward. I told him. The reward could’ve all been yours if you would’ve simply been honest.

[XXx-wjmi]

This reminds me of a time I found a wallet in a parking lot when I was about 12. 2 hundred dollars in the wallet.
True story an I'll never forget it.
Unfortunately I was raised in the projects, dirt poor.
That 200 something bucks, really helped us out. I'll keep it real.

[Zoya_Kitaeva]

В ТАКОМ возрасте приходится трудиться, НО !!! Чужого не взял ! Умница ! СОЛНЫЩКО, будь счастлив в этом сложном, огромном мире 🙏🙏🙏😘😘😘❤❤❤

[BadShorts]

*самая дешёвая постанова, осуждаю использование детей*

[unvdxby]

"Чем беднее, тем честнее. Чем богаче, тем жаднее." Мальчик ещё малой, а уже знает, что такое честь и порядочность. А самому ведь тоже не сладко по жизни. К чему катится мир....

[paulvictor]

I remember at that age someone left their wallet full of cash at the restaurant. So I sat at their table for over an hour hopping they would come back and when they did they got me ice-cream. I didn’t know how much ice cream cost so in my
Mind I had just gotten such a win 😭 I miss that good natured innocence

[snuseren]

Give these ppl an Oscar, especially the extras in the background!!

[BlackLemon-wttz]

Respect to the little guy and his parents

[ejoejlh]

it's always hard to tell if these are staged or not... you see all kinds of videos like this... they resemble acts of kindness and it's rewards but are they real?

[wxinvwy]

Это будет примером для других.
Чтобы люди были честными и порядочными.😊

[dexterkoeman]

This also reminds me something... How I really hate fake stuff like this!!!

[stratfordbaby]

The kid is 10 and is WORKING. That's the more sad part of this story.

[anferneeirving]

That’s not stopping me from stealing it 🤣