In Chandler, Arizona, Doug, a 97-year-old World War II veteran, is the most loyal customer at Arby’s. He visits every day for his favorite roast beef slider and Coke.
Travis Coye, an employee, became curious about Doug’s fondness for the restaurant and asked him. Doug revealed that Arby’s is the only place where he can find food that doesn’t upset his stomach.
Living in a nearby retirement home, Doug considers Arby his go-to dining spot and has a favorite table. The staff treats him like family, going out of their way to accommodate him.
To show their appreciation, they surprised Doug with a $200 gift card and offered their assistance anytime.
When Doug’s story went viral, Arby’s rewarded him with free food for life, ensuring he never worries about his next meal. This newfound security grants him more time to build meaningful relationships.
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Two elderly men were frustrated about the woes of modern technology
A couple of elderly men were venting their frustrations about the woes of modern technology.
“I just can’t ever seem to remember my darn passwords,” grumbled one of them.
The other one smiled. “Oh really? I can never forget mine!”
“How do you manage it?” asked the first guy curiously.
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“Well, I simply set all my passwords to ‘Incorrect’ so that whenever I’m told that my password is incorrect, I’ll remember it!”
