Congrats to Brian Graf

[stuphoto]

It's nice to read a story with a Happy Ending for a change.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/31 ... er-for-him

Thanks for doing such a nice act

[Even Steven]

Brian is a good guy.

[casey60]

Way to go Mr. Graf!! You are an example to the community. Well done!

[Catsumi]

A good news story which gave me a lift too. Like finding a gem in a mudhole!

[MAPearce]

And thanks to Brian , a kids faith in the world can be absolute again ...

Kudos Mr. Graf ..... Kudos .

[mpom]

He's a stand-up guy indeed. Serviced our septic twice now, when he said he would. Highly recommend his business.

[dontrump]

It's nice to read a story with a Happy Ending for a change.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/31 ... er-for-him

Thanks for doing such a nice act

agree but giving 100K plus a year workers whom seldom do a days work in a week $200 for pizza is a joke

[OKkayak]

agree but giving 100K plus a year workers whom seldom do a days work in a week $200 for pizza is a joke

Was the $200 he donated yours?

What does it matter how much someone makes or what you think they "don't" do, being nice to others shouldn't have any boundaries.

[TylerM4]

agree but giving 100K plus a year workers whom seldom do a days work in a week $200 for pizza is a joke

This is a sad state. Here you see a story about a hard working guy helping out the community and the 1st thing that comes to mind is to complain that he should be helping in different ways?

It might be a good thing to reflect on. That is no doubt a toxic mental process and it'll lead to frustration and depression. If you can't read about a good Samaritan and get some sort of positive thoughts/emotions from it your going to find it very difficult to be "happy in life".

[dontrump]

agree but giving 100K plus a year workers whom seldom do a days work in a week $200 for pizza is a joke

This is a sad state. Here you see a story about a hard working guy helping out the community and the 1st thing that comes to mind is to complain that he should be helping in different ways?

It might be a good thing to reflect on. That is no doubt a toxic mental process and it'll lead to frustration and depression. If you can't read about a good Samaritan and get some sort of positive thoughts/emotions from it your going to find it very difficult to be "happy in life".

I said and I reiterate they choose the profession (fire fighters) and they are paid way more than they earn so NO i dont think they need free food

[OKkayak]

I said and I reiterate they choose the profession (fire fighters) and they are paid way more than they earn so NO i dont think they need free food

Has nothing to do with them "needing" free food, its a display of gratitude and appreciation.

[dontrump]

I said and I reiterate they choose the profession (fire fighters) and they are paid way more than they earn so NO i dont think they need free food

Has nothing to do with them "needing" free food, its a display of gratitude and appreciation.

I know all that !!! just dont make people think these guys are doing us a favor because their not ;; there paid huge wages and the amount of actual work PP is extremely minimal ;;

[OKkayak]

I know all that !!! just dont make people think these guys are doing us a favor because their not ;; there paid huge wages and the amount of actual work PP is extremely minimal ;;

It's not the quantity of work they do, it's the potential risk that makes most normal people, appreciative of what they do.