A delivery worker reportedly slipped on a rainy road and spilled a significant amount of food while making a delivery.
At that moment, the customer offered warm comfort instead, according to reports.
Let's take a look at this touching story.
The writer, who works as a delivery driver, shared the situation, explaining that about one-third of the delivered food was damaged after falling on a rainy road.
Despite feeling upset, the worker apologized to the customer to offer compensation and asked for their bank account number.
The reaction of the middle-aged female customer who received the food was unexpected.
She reportedly said, "It's okay" and "I'll just eat it," while instead worrying about the writer working hard in the bad weather.
She then told the worker, "You're like a son to me," and even handed over some pocket money.
The writer shared, "I tried to refuse, but she kept pressing warm affection into my hands," adding, "I ran with a gratitude I will never forget in my pocket, not knowing whether it was rainwater or tears."
Netizens responded with words of support for both the delivery worker and the customer, saying, "It is heartwarming that he apologized and tried to compensate even though he must have been upset and flustered," and "It seems he received great comfort by meeting a kind customer."
(Source: Threads mister.clothing_)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
"Spilled Food on Rainy Road"... Customer's Unexpected Reaction That Touched Delivery Worker's Heart
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