Waitress Feeds Homeless Man Who Pays with a Note Left under His Plate — Story of the Day

A waitress got rewarded for feeding a homeless man who paid with a note he left under his plate — everything was not as it seemed.

Martha and Mary were both waitresses at a new restaurant that just opened its doors in their city. The two had both been job hunting for weeks when they came across an ad requesting waitresses, so they applied.

They both never expected that they would be picked as there were quite a number of willing participants — it was a new restaurant which meant a great opportunity to make a lot.

Martha and Mary got jobs at a new restaurant  | Source: Shutterstock

Martha and Mary got jobs at a new restaurant | Source: Shutterstock

Martha and Mary started working there the following day. They were provided with uniforms and a form that held the rules and regulations to be upheld within the restaurant; the first rule was to treat every customer, regardless of their station, nicely.

Martha was pleased with the job mainly because the restaurant catered to the higher class in their city, which meant everything was neat and civilized. No bar fights and rowdy, unruly crowds. It was heaven.

Mary was happy as well. The pay was great, and she had learned that the customers left bigger tips the more frequently you smiled and made eye contact. She was not also perverse to the thought of snagging a wealthy bachelor for herself, so she always made sure to look her best.

A month after they started working, a homeless man ambled into their restaurant. He was dressed shabbily in patched clothing, and a distinct smell of filth emanated from him. All eyes were on him the moment he walked in.

Martha was pleased with the job mainly because the restaurant catered to the higher in their city | Source: Pexels

Martha was pleased with the job mainly because the restaurant catered to the higher class in their city | Source: Pexels

He took a seat at a booth towards the back of the restaurant, but he still stood out like a sore thumb. After a moment, he requested the menu with the intent to order some food.

Mary got angry. She could not believe the nerve he had to have walked into such a fine establishment looking and smelling the way he did.

“We need to get security to kick this vermin out of here,” she told Martha with anger in her voice.

“But what if he is hungry and just...