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“That will be all,” the woman said.

                  Hannah told her the price, and the lady pulled
           her van forward in the line.  The line kept moving,

           and eventually, it was the motorcycle rider’s turn.
           He paid for his order, and Hannah handed the food

           to him.  She was about to shut the window when he

           spoke to her.
                  “Excuse me.  I would like to pay for the lady

           and children in the car behind me.”
                  Hannah was shocked.  Not because that

           hadn’t happened before, but because she couldn’t
           imagine a man like him doing that.  She told him it

           was six dollars and thirty-six cents.  He paused a
           moment as if thinking, then handed her his credit

           card.  Hannah processed the payment and handed
           the card back.  Still, the man did not drive on.

                  “I think they need more than that,” he said.

           He reached into his wallet and pulled out some
           money.  “Please give this to them.”

                  He handed Hannah the bills, then drove away.
           By this time, other workers had seen what was

           happening and gathered around.  Hannah opened up
           the money and found five hundred-dollar bills.  She

           gasped, as did everyone else.








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