Glenn, he is a hoot!!! If you don't get to filling his coffee cup when he is ready...he will go behind the counter and get his own!! He'll even fill yours up if you need it.
Mr. Don. Quiet man who still pours concrete at the age of 75. This man has been sweet to my daughter's as well. When he would take his wife to work he would go have coffee and wouldn't leave until the girls got off work. He would walk them to their car so no harm would come to them. Someone asked him the other day, "Who is your favorite, Meg or Tori"? He said, "I was floored, I love them both equally. How could I choose".
John & I went over to say bye to Mr. Don...he told me he drove all the way over to see Tori and was so upset when he didn't see her car (Natalie drove her to work and hung out there the entire shift) he decided he might as well go in...then he was extremely happy to see her pretty face! He then told me that my girls mean so much to him. They are like granddaughters to him and how much he will miss them. Natalie and Tori walked him out and he hugged them both. They stood outside for a good five minutes and he told them that he didn't wanna leave. Natalie said she thought she saw a tear in his eye as he hugged Tori bye for the fourth time.
Here is Mr. Don & Tori on her last day...

Tori & Natalie. What a best friend, huh? To stay at the Waffle House your entire shift.

The tears just keep coming.
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Hey Betty! Oh my goodness, what a pleasant surprise to hear from you! Yes, this is O'Dell, now Scott, from J-ville! :-) Meg and Tori are absolutely gorgeous. Can't BELIEVE I used to baby sit those girls! My, how time flies. My hubby and I are about 3 weeks out from having our first baby boy! We are so excited and just can't wait to meet him. So happy to see that your family is still so beautiful and doing so well! What in the world is Mrs. Barbara Jean up to these days?
it was bittersweet.
as much as i hated the smell of burnt grits, getting up at 6:30 on a sunday morning, & the jerks who'd make daily appearances(the good people outweighed the bad, without a doubt it was the best first job i could have had.
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