Illiterate man is harassed by café cashier | WWYD

My dad can’t read. His parents abused him so he never really got an good education. I’m just so happy these people stepped up. Thank you some much for all the likes and support!

I mean, everyone's complimenting the actor, but what about the actress? It takes real skill to play any villain convincingly

The second gal with the grandfather who cannot read is probably the sweetest woman on Earth. She was even nice to the cashier and trying to just explain to her how this kind of thing happens.

That male actor absolutely NAILED his role. His, “It’s so embarrassing,” and, “I should’ve learned to read a long time ago” hit different. His body language. The way he tries to look away in embarrassment as they talk gave me tears.

Cashier: being rude Couple making eye contact: you take the man, I'll handle the lady

Saw a $20.00 bill on the floor at Walmart one day, passed on by because I didn't want John Quinones popping up asking why I picked it up.

That first couple that helps the man out is an absolute power couple. Notice how she's helping him out while the man lets the worker know that her attitude is out of line. Both are performing an important job here, I absolutely love it.

First couples synergy is off the charts. Girl steps up to help and boy addresses the problem. No hesitation on either side. Absolutely love it

I feel bad for the actress who is probably a decent person but has to act like a piece of garbage in front of strangers who think its real.

The girl who started reciting the menu, she’s a literal angel.

"Your manager will know about this." That is a Karen move I can get behind.

The way that first couple looked at each other and didn't even have to talk it out. They were on the same page and immediately took action! Wow!

Everytime the actor says "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be a bother" my heart breaks.

The actor who played the illiterate man was very good, I really believed him, and felt so sorry for him.

This one really hit close to home for me. My Dad had an accident as a young child that left him with a TBI, which led to him not being able to read. He was a damn hard worker though! He learned hands on what to do at the many different jobs he had, and he took things so seriously on getting the job done right. When he left a job at a casino where he replaced lightbulbs, the casino had to hire a couple more people to do the same job that my Dad did all on his own. He sure taught me how to be a hard worker, and that you can be a hard worker no matter your circumstances! When he worked a janitorial job, he taught a new hire how to do things right, no taking shortcuts. Later on that new hire told my Mom and I that he was so glad that my Dad trained him and that he trained him well.

The way the last lady really put things into perspective really makes me want to help those unfortunate enough to not have the opportunity for an education, whether they are good or bad people. We have to think outside the box.

This dudes acting is phenomenal. I lowkey wanted to cry watching him

when the girl says she likes the toasted marshmallow one, and he smiles... MY HEART 😭😢

I really love the first couple duo! The way they looked at each other and the girl directly went to help him while the guy addressed the waitress. Its so heart warming to see ❤

Sometimes when I’m down, I come to this show just to remember there are good people in the world that do have empathy. So many people are out for themselves these days and it helps to remember there’s good out there ❤