One smile can go a long way. Take it from Vicki Anderson, who works at McDonald’s in South Hutchinson, Kansas.

Vicki’s car broke down just before Christmas 2018. Her windows stopped working, her air conditioner was shot and she had to climb through the passenger side just to get in. She relied on her co-workers to get her to and from work. Needless to say, not having a car or much extra income made things really difficult for the hard-working woman.

One day, Vicki was manning the drive-thru window when one of her regular customers, Chris Ellis, drove up to place his order. Chris has always appreciated Vicki’s upbeat personality and caring demeanor.

The pair struck another up one of their casual conversations, during which Vicki asked Chris if he knew anyone who could fix her car but wouldn’t charge her much. Chris didn’t really give her an answer, but the conversation stuck with him for the rest of the day.

Days later, Chris returned to McDonald’s with a surprise up his sleeve. He flagged Vicki down and asked her to step outside with him and his son, Josh.

“You remember talking to me the other day?” he asked the confused employee. “About a car,” she remembered.

“You’re a blessing to me. You make me smile every time I come through here and I don’t forget stuff like that,” says Ellis.

And with that, Vicki’s loyal customer handed her the keys to his own vehicle. You don’t want to miss her reaction.

Source : https://www.littlethings.com/mcdonalds-worker-customer-car/