Hello Superkins here, and I've teamed up once again with the LEGO Group to bring you

series two of my podcast at your leisure.

Expect more excellent guests, sharing more unusual hobbies.

Tune in and catch my conversations with singer and songwriter Tom Grennan, actor, writer

and comedian Baba Tunde Elisha, singer, model actor and presenter Kimberley Walsh, and

many more.

Listen to the at your leisure podcast with me, Superkins, on Global Player.

This is a weird darkness bonus bite.

An observant manager at an Orlando restaurant helped rescue a boy who police say was the

victim of severe child abuse, including being suspended upside down from a door.

How did he rescue the boy?

By secretly holding a sign that only the child could read.

Orlando police said Flavé and Carvalho was working on New Year's Day at Mrs. Potato

Restaurant on South Kirkman Road when a family of four sat down at a table.

According to police, the man did not allow the 11-year-old boy to order any food, and

Carvalho noticed the child had bruises on his face and arms.

Carvalho wrote a note that said, do you need help?

Okay, and held it up to the boy while standing behind the man so he couldn't see it.

I wrote another sign, asking him if he needs help, and this is when he nodded, yes, Carvalho

said.

Carvalho then called the owner of the restaurant to agree that she should call the police.

You save the boy's life, the business owner told Carvalho, it brings us to tears to think

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