Here's a Chance To Be Kind

The other day, I was at the bus stop across the street from the post office and I saw a fireman go in with a package. I envisioned myself and others letting him go ahead. But, nope, he was in there for a while.

My feelings are this: if you're somewhere, and a first responder, be it a Police officer or Fireman / Firewoman let them go ahead of you. How many times I've seen fire come in with their radios ... duh, in case they get a call. I was at a Starbucks several years ago and talked to some fire guys and I asked whilst they were in line, what happens if you get a call? We leave. Yes, there are apps, not everyone has them.

These responders are on a short break, so let them go first, so they can order and enjoy what they before the next call.

I almost forewent my bus and went over to the post office to see why people were making this man wait!!

let them go ahead of you!! It's the right thing to do!



Give them frontsies in line!!








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