A 19-year-old from Hopkins, Minnesota performed a small act of kindness that would have otherwise never gone recognized — but one fateful letter gave him and his place of business the recognition it deserves.
Joey Prusak is the manager of the Hopkins, MN-based Dairy Queen. The sweet, hardworking teen has worked there since he was in 8th grade. When a regular customer, who is visually-impaired, dropped a $20 bill on the ground, Prusak expected that the person who picked it up would return the money. Instead, the woman slipped it in her purse saying the money was hers, and refused to give it back to its rightful owner.
What Joey did next will touch your heart, especially when you hear that he did it without ever telling anyone about the incident. It was only when the store's owner got an email from someone who witnessed Prusak's good deed that this wonderful young man's story became viral news.
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