My wife took a friend to the hospital yesterday and waited outside for her return.
While waiting, she observed a young man who was working as a parking valet.
His job was to greet drivers who wanted him to park their cars and retrieve them when their visits were concluded.
Probably about 25 years old, he was amazing!
I don’t know if he was paid very much for his services, but it didn’t seem to matter.
He greeted every single visitor with a warm and friendly approach.
Some of the visitors were obviously wealthy and others were obviously poor.
They were different ethnicities.
Some were bringing a loved one home after successful treatment.
Others were there to hold the hand of a family member who was dying.
It didn’t matter to the young valet, every visitor received that same, warm greeting.
Do you treat everyone with the same, warm greeting?
If not today, when?
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