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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostNicely cynical as expected. Well done.
Most likely is that they're part of a youth group where they've been sent out to do random acts of kindness and see what happens. I doubt they'd have done it themselves. I know it wouldn't work in the UK. Which is a bit sad really.
Was there no adult hovering in the background? Or are you in a nice quiet suburb somewhere?
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIt's -6°C here and been snowing for over 24 hours. Three ten-year old lads rang our doorbell and asked if we wanted them to clear the snow from our drive. They didn't want any payment, they were super polite. And they've done a good job.
My daughter had just finished baking some biccies, so we gave them some. And they thanked us.
You should have given them a wurthers original each....
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Sorry to have triggered you (left and right, apparently) ,I just thought it was sweet.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostNicely cynical as expected. Well done.
Most likely is that they're part of a youth group where they've been sent out to do random acts of kindness and see what happens. I doubt they'd have done it themselves. I know it wouldn't work in the UK. Which is a bit sad really.
Honesty boxes work in the UK so why wouldn't this work?
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Nicely cynical as expected. Well done.
Most likely is that they're part of a youth group where they've been sent out to do random acts of kindness and see what happens. I doubt they'd have done it themselves. I know it wouldn't work in the UK. Which is a bit sad really.
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Well, there's nice
It's -6°C here and been snowing for over 24 hours. Three ten-year old lads rang our doorbell and asked if we wanted them to clear the snow from our drive. They didn't want any payment, they were super polite. And they've done a good job.
My daughter had just finished baking some biccies, so we gave them some. And they thanked us.
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