Hi everyone. This is Yasminammer, co-host of Kind World, coming in with this

week's moment of kindness. But first, have you listened to our latest episode?

This past Tuesday we talked to an 11-year-old named Emerson Weber.

She loves to write these long and thoughtful handwritten letters, but more importantly,

she gives us all a very important lesson in empathy.

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bonus stories like this one. Now here's Will Blumenthal, of Grand Rapids, Michigan with this week's

moment of kindness.

I'm a public transportation user and I was at what we call the Grand Rapids

Maine where all the buses every 15 minutes congregate and people transfer and I was

waiting there with a regular crowd and the new driver for the bus number seven, the shift

change and this young girl probably high school came running up to the driver and she said I don't know what to do I've lost all my money and the driver whose hands were as big as baseball mitts, he said to this little girl, how much was it?

And she said it was $125.

And he opened up his big baseball m mid hand and he said,

there you go.

And just the look on her face for panic

to calm was immediate and she grabbed the money without saying anything and ran off just like that.

And I said to the driver, you have uncommon integrity and you make me feel so human. You have you

me feel so human and for her thank you very much.

Well, thank you for calling and sharing your story with us.

Well, what about you? Have you seen an act of

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