The lady shared this in a recent post she made in the popular South African Facebook group, #ImStaying.
The post she made reads;
“Today was my #ImStaying moment. On my way home from work, I stopped at the Montana SPAR to do some quick grocery shopping. The store was quite busy and after standing a while at the counter to pay, it was finally my turn. The cashier quickly added up the amount, packed my bag and waited for me to pay. It was then I found my card was missing and although I searched frantically, I couldn’t find it. Quite concerned, I told the cashier to cancel my bill and put everything back. Looking quite worried, she pointed at the floor manager, saying that only she could cancel my bill. I quickly went over, told the floor manager of my predicament and also told her not to blame the cashier. By now there were quite a few people listening in to our conversation. Suddenly a lady and her 2 teenage daughters came over and instructed the cashier to give her the bill to pay. I was quite surprised and told her it wasn’t necessary. She kept insisting for the bill. When I told her not to worry, that I would just come over after I picked up my card and/or even on the following day, she said absolutely not, that it was dark and I was too tired. she then paid the bill and brought my grocery bag over to me. I was overwhelmed and with tears in my eyes I asked for her name and contact number so I could arrange to pay her back. She hugged me and said she was paying over what was done for her and paying her back would be for me to help someone else in need. To the beautiful anonymous lady, I say thank you for your grace and I promise to do as you requested of me. #ImStaying in this beautiful country filled with beautiful people.”
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