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ancianita

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3. Turrets or not, this kid knows more than most that a good life is about doing simple things that make others happy.

Reply to catbyte (Original post)

Sun Jan 4, 2026, 08:24 PM

Sunday

"I always wanted to cook and make people happy as much as possible.There's no one mad, sad or upset when they're eating food... food brings happiness out of people."

Thanks, catbyte!

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Teen in Michigan's Upper Peninsula buys restaurant, becomes its only employee [View all] catbyte Sunday OP

Cool story. Biophilic Sunday #1

Thank you. ❤️ littlemissmartypants Sunday #2

Turrets or not, this kid knows more than most that a good life is about doing simple things that make others happy. ancianita Sunday #3

Beautiful! .. mountain grammy Sunday #4

Such a wonderful story about a great young man and his supportive mom. erronis Sunday #5

A truly great story on a day like Today. BadGimp Sunday #6

I love this story so much I'm gonna send him a nice big tip..now, someone get this kid a stove 🌺 Deuxcents Sunday #7

I think I know where $50.00 is going. Botany Sunday #8

That would be great! Would love to hear some follow up about this..never asked for anything but so deserving Deuxcents Monday #9

I hope that the people of his home town step up and help him build a bigger diner and some Botany Monday #10

I'm loving the possibilities! These high end foodies could probably learn a technique or two from this kid Deuxcents Monday #11