Manager’s Confused Why Man At Denny’s Asks For ‘Single Mom Waitress’ – Then They See The Bill

This story was originally written by Paul Fox for boredomtherapy.

Restaurants are great places for people watching. If you pay close enough attention, you start to wonder what strangers’ lives are like, what they’re thinking about, or what their hopes and dreams may be.

A woman who works at a Denny’s recently described in a Facebook post how she met a man who visited the diner and simply sat back and observed people. It may sound odd, but what she said next about his visit is unbelievable…

“Today I met an angel. You came into a Denny’s I work at in Utah. You asked me, ‘Can I have a waitress who is a single mother?’ I thought it was very odd, but I sat you in Crystal’s section. You sat there for 2 hours just watching people.”

“7 families came in and ate while you were there and you paid every one of their bills, over $1,000 you paid for people you didn’t even know.”

“I asked, ‘Why did you do that?’ You simply said, ‘Family is everything, I’ve lost all mine.’ Looking into your eyes while you said that made me tear up (It’s why I walked away so quickly) as soon as I got in the back I broke down in tears because your eyes had so much pain in them.

“I just wanted to let you know, the waitress Crystal that you requested was living in a shelter with her son until she was able to save up enough to get a place.”

“Your bill was $21.34 and you left her a $1,500 tip. Because of you, she gets her new place next week, because of you 7 families ate for free. Crystal told me she prayed the night before for a miracle and God sent you.”

“You left before any of us could say thank you, I hope you read this because you’re truly an amazing person and you stole the hearts of every one of us here. Thank you.”

As sad as it is that the man suffered such terrible loss in his life, it’s encouraging to know that he’s turning his tragedy around to help others. Surely, Crystal never will forget his incredible kindness.

Credits: boredomtherapy.com