If You Had 30 Pizzas, Would You Stuff Your Face Or Do The Snazzy Thing These Guys Did?

These types of acts of kindness sometimes annoy me, as they can come across as self-congratulatory. But for this one, I think they just genuinely wanted to give back to their community in a kind way. And hey, not even this cynical British girl can complain about that. You’ll see the awesome reason why they…

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Oct 25, 2013

I’d love to see this act of kindness inspire others to try the same thing in their communities. Why not get in touch with your local homeless shelter and see what you can do to help out? Just a thought.

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