Losing your wallet or realizing it’s not with you when you need it can be incredibly frustrating.

It’s a common mishap that can turn a routine day into a stressful ordeal.

Tyson Crawley had something similar happen to him while out at a gas station early one morning.

It all started with a quick stop to fill up his vehicle and grab some coffee.

But Tyson quickly found himself in a bit of a pickle that would soon turn into an unforgettable experience.

“So today something incredible happened to me,” Tyson wrote in a Facebook post, setting the stage for a story that reminds us of the goodness in people.

Tyson’s morning was typical at first.

He filled up his truck with diesel, topped up his Jerry can with petrol, and grabbed a couple of ice coffees.

But when he got to the register, he faced a problem many of us dread.

He had recently switched bank accounts and, in the rush of his morning routine, forgot his new PIN.

With no cash on hand and his dog barking impatiently, Tyson was in a bind.

In this moment of panic, a stranger, who had just bought a coffee and left, reentered the scene.

“Do you need some money?” the man asked.

Tyson, flustered, replied, “No no no I just can’t remember my pin!”

But the man, later identified as John, insisted, “It’s fine.”

The gesture was unexpected and incredibly generous, especially considering the total bill was $110.

“I was absolutely stunned, I couldn’t believe it,” Tyson shares.

John at the register continued to reassure him.

“It’s a free country isn’t it?” “I can help a brother out can’t I?” he said, as the attendant looked on in equal astonishment.

Gratefully accepting the help, Tyson asked John to give his number so he could pay him back.

John wrote something on the receipt, folded it, and handed it over.

After this overwhelming experience, Tyson requested a photo with the kind stranger, to which he agreed, saying, “Sure!”

John then left with a simple “have a good day,” disappearing before Tyson could even wrap his head around what had happened.

Outside, John was nowhere to be seen.

It was only when Tyson opened the receipt that he understood the full extent of John’s kindness.

The message on the receipt read simply, “John – Pass it on.”

It was a profound reminder of the power of kindness and the impact of a self
less act.

John didn’t seek repayment; instead, he wanted Tyson to pay the kindness forward.

Reflecting on the experience, Tyson couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed and grateful.

“I was just gobsmacked,” he said to the attendant, who agreed, “Well, that doesn’t happen every day… it’s your lucky day.”

This story has touched hearts across the internet.

It’s a reminder that amidst the chaos of our lives, there are still moments of pure human connection and generosity.

Tyson concludes his post with a powerful message,

“Please be beautiful people, and remember it’s not about keeping up with the Joneses, having the biggest house, most expensive car, the largest bank account, but work with each other, after all, what is money compared to the quality of human life?”

Isn’t this such a heartwarming story?

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