20. Volunteer At A Soup Kitchen
A teacher in Minnesota asked his class: "How many of you ate breakfast this morning?" As he expected, only a few raised their hands. So he continued, "How many of you skipped breakfast this morning because you did't like breakfast?" Lots of hands went up. "And how many of you skipped breakfast because you didnt have time for it?" Many other hands went up.
He was pretty sure by then why the remaining children hadn't eaten, but he didn't want to ask them about poverty, so he asked, "How many of you skipped breakfast today because your family just doesn't usually eat breakfast?" A few more hands were raised.
Then he noticed a small boy in the middle of the classroom, whose hand had not gone up. Thinking the boy hadn't understood, he asked, "And why didn't you eat breakfast this morning?" His fase serious, the boy replied, "It wasn't my turn."
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