"In Venice, while we were drinking coffee in a restaurant, a person sat down next to us and said to the waiter: Two coffee please, one on the wall! The waiter brought him a cup of coffee and drank it, but he paid for two cups. When the man came out, the waiter installed a paper on the wall that read: One cup of coffee! Two people entered and asked for three cups of coffee, one of them on the wall, and the waiter brought them two cups, and drank them and paid for the price of three cups and graduated! The waiter installed a sheet of paper on the wall again saying: One cup of coffee! One day we were in the restaurant itself, entered a person who looks like poverty, he said to the waiter: a cup of coffee from the wall! The waiter brought him a cup of coffee, drank it and went out without paying for it! Then the waiter went to the wall and brought down one of the hanging papers and threw them into the trash. We are very impressed by this wonderful behavior of the inhabitants of this city, which reflects one of the finest types of humanitarian cooperation. It is wonderful to find those who think that there are people who do not have the price of food and drink, and we see the waiter as a mediator between them with great happiness and in the name of the name. He enters the coffee shop and without asking, does he have a cup of coffee for free? Looking at the wall, he knows he can ask without knowing who he has donated.
How much do we need for such a wall in our lives!
