Woman rescued after sending note for help on Grubhub | Morning in America

The Chipper Truck Cafe owner Alice Bermejo joined "Morning in America" to discuss the moment employees at her restaurant helped save a woman's life when she sent a grub hub order asking for help.

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[tbev]

smart girl, and awesome cafe owner! well done.

[sunshinehippie]

We should never stand by and let others die! Vigilance is a necessary part of civilization!

[dusty]

I hope the employee who got the order also received a chunk of that

[Beckyl]

Her employees deserve a share of 5000. I hope they did share since they were the ones to bring it to their attention.

[jessieeads]

Hey, that's one for the good guys

[SkinnyVinnie]

We all need to bomb their review with good feedback, the opposite as usual, they deserve it!

[tru]

The reward should be split amongst the staff, they are the ones that red flagged the note.

[W.th]

GREAT but it's likely he'll be out in a few hours. I *hope* not but good luck, in case 😕

[lakishamcghee]

I want women to travel to this place and tell them than you.It is always small details that matter.

[jamesnash]

I like how they spun the restrictions into this storyline.

[Tobleronewnuts]

Hey This is the same way the Media made Twitter so popular, remember that guy in Egypt in 2008 was arrested and he posted he needed help on a little known social media site (Twitter) Interesting Times