Someone rummages through the trash stored in the dumpster of a club in Warr Acres, Oklahoma. Torn bags and stolen food are a blow to the heart for owner Ashley Jiron, owner of PB Jams. Who did it? And how troubled is he to have gotten to do this?
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Someone rummage through the garbage stored in the dumpster of a club in Warr Acres, Oklahoma. The ripped bags and stolen food are a blow to the heart for owner Ashley Jiron, owner of the PB Jams. Who did it? And how troubled is he to have gotten to do this?
So he decides to write to the person without identity a note that is going around the web all over the world. Because it conveys a clear message of selfpatience, empathy and human solidarity.
“Who has been forced to rummage through the garbage to scrape together a meal. You are a human being and you deserve much more than scraps. Come during opening hours to eat a sandwich from the Pb & j house, some fresh vegetables and a glass of water, for free. You will not be asked for anything. In friendship, the owner ”, wrote Jiron in the note she left on the front door of the restaurant and on the dumpster.
“It hurt me that someone had to do it. I think we've all had a moment where we really needed someone ", he said the restaurateur, reiterating that she will not remove the ad until the stranger visits her and accepts the offer to eat a sandwich, vegetables and water for free.
Roberta Ragni
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