I deeply believe in "paying it forward" ~ and I'm a sap for these kinds of stories ~ maybe because my dad did something similar, but for entirely different reasons ~ he was a manufacturer's rep and, to entertain himself during long drives to customers, he would often pay for the car behind him on toll roads and then speed off ~ made him laugh each time ~ ~ Sooz

Need a reason to smile today? Watch 3 awesome guys pay it forward
2 hrs ago


The folks at Give Back Films are giving back again, this time at the gas station. Kyle, Andrew and Robert spent a day at a local service station, paying it forward by buying gas for strangers. The drivers are pleasantly surprised, thanking the guys and sometimes sharing stories about their own lives. Watching these simple random acts of kindness is enough to brighten anyone's rough day. It's another "restore your faith in humanity" kind of story, but can you ever really have too many of those?

http://now.msn.com/give-back-films-guys-pay-it-forward-in-viral-video

Here's another ~ ~ Sooz

Two guys go around Utah giving waiters $200 tips, making their day
9/16/2013


You've probably heard this rule of restaurant etiquette: Tip your servers well because they usually don't make a great hourly wage. In fact, waiters in Utah can make as little as $2.13 an hour, so Andrew Hales wanted to make a difference for a few hard-working folks in Orem by leaving each of them a $200 tip and then watching their reactions. In this heartwarming video, Hales and his buddy, Stuart Edge, leave the money in several late-night diners, and in the process they see firsthand the kind of impact a bit of kindness and generosity can have on a person's day.

http://now.msn.com/utah-men-give-waiters-200-dollar-tips-in-viral-video