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a good dp or service you find yourself in a pay it forward chain, do you keep it going or do you grab your food and get out of there. >> already know the answer answer it for me. >> i think the answer is pay it forward. >> trace gallagher knows me well . especially at starbucks. >> at happen for both bit more here in dc that than most peopl would realize. >> chad pergram, have you been in the pay it forward and would you pay it forward? >> may be what they should've done with that that ceiling is paid it forward and that would've taken care of the whol thing. >> i have never seen that done and line and what of the cafeterias here.
Image zoom | Credit: Alamy Nearly 1,000 customers at a Dairy Queen drive-thru in Minnesota took part in a kindness chain last weekend that lasted for two whole days. Tina Jensen, general manager of the Dairy Queen in Brainerd, told ABC affiliate KTRK it’s not unheard of for customers to pay for what the person behind them ordered as a random act of kindness. When that happens, employees will typically ask the customer whose order was paid for if they want to do the same, and at most, the chain will stretch for 15 to 20 cars before it breaks. But on the afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 3, a customer sparked a chain that would take more than 900 customers all the way through Saturday night.
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