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Several months ago I was walking up behind an eldery gentleman trying to withdrawl money from an ATM machine. He walked away after several tries not realizing his money had been dispensed.

I hollered at him, but I guess he didn't have his hearing aids turned up so I grabbed the money from the machine, ran over and tapped him on the shoulder and handed him his money. He was very grateful.

....yes, they thanked me

I've handed change back to a cashier. I was once given change from $100.00 instead of $50.00. She was very grateful.

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