When forced to close, the owner of an Idaho video store ensured that regular customers could continue their daily routine.
After 30 years, a video store was forced to close as movie delivery technology has moved on. Knowing, however, how important the routine of coming in and picking a movie was to one of his customers, who was born with Down syndrome, he established a small video rental section in his neighboring convenience store, just for her.
Acts of kindness go a long way today.
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