I took the kids to McNastys today.
We had been at our wonderful hairdresser's house because Brandon needed a haircut and did not want me to do. I only use clippers and he didn't want his hair as short as I usually do it. Anyway, that is another story.
We were on our way home and were all hungry, so we decided to stop.
We went in, ordered, paid then I didn't get all the food I ordered, so I told them what was missing and sat down to eat.
The kids and I were having a discussion about being honest (I had just received a phone message from Kohl's letting me know that the $4 I had turned in last month that I found on the ground in the store had not been claimed and I could come and pick it up) and then I looked at my receipt
and noticed that the food I had been missing was not on the receipt.
I had ordered a grilled chicken sandwich combo and was only charged for the sandwich. I asked my kids what I should do.
Of course, they gave me the right answer!!
As we were ready to leave I went to the counter and explained the situation. The cashier looked at me like I had a hole in my head.
She went and got the manager who then started to laugh!
She told me not to worry about it. It would be "too much trouble" and that "it was their fault".
It was only like $2 difference, but to me, it was being honest.
I left with that extra $2 and a few people laughing at me, but my kids saw me being honest and that is all that matters.
Love McDonald's!!
1. honesty
2. $4 waiting for me at Kohl's
3. good kids
Charlotte Blake Humphries "Love One Another" Charlotte Blake Humphries, fun loving mother, grandmother, great- grandmother, sister and friend passed away October 8, 2010. She was born December 16, 1913 in Hinckley, Utah to Joseph E. Blake and Delta Cox Blake. She married Ray B. Humphries in the Salt Lake Temple September 18, 1936. She was always active in the LDS church, serving as a Relief Society President; faithful visiting teacher, Young Women's Counselor, Sunday School, Primary and Young Women's teacher for over 50 years. She loved Temple work. Survived by her nine daughters: Joan (ElRay) Buchanan, Marilyn (Richard) Hubert, Kate (Steve) Burdette, Barbara (John) Hester, Paulette (Paul) Burt, Charlotte Marie (Dick) Hill, Debra Humphries, Kristine Humphries, and Cynde (Ken) Snow; 36 grandchildren; 72 great-grandchildren; seven great-great grandchildren; two sisters: Irene Whitfield and Lou Jean Steadman; brother, Delaun Blake. Preceded in death by husband; two grandsons; one great grandson. Sincere thanks to Haven Hospice for their loving care. 
