See? It’s not that hard to be kind

awww this is how it supposed to be. holding space for each other and compassion

This is the second video that I ran across of him and I find him to be adorable 🥰

Did you notice that he got better towards the end because she made him feel comfortable? When he thanked her for being kind, that killed me! 😭

I’m really fucking proud of him. Love his videos. That takes courage

Bless his heart 🥹

How do you see or meet someone like this and not have any empathy or patience? 🥺

That’s brave beyond words to that lad, the sheer respect he got from his server is wonderful too.

My oldest son had a stutter for about a year (3-4yrs old). The amount of adults that were impatient with him was disheartening. I would always make my son use his manners and sometimes it would take a while to get “thank you” out of his mouth. It was rough.

And still took less then a minute to complete his order. It’s not hard to be kind and slow down a little to accommodate to someone. If it’s annoying or frustrating to you can you imagine how annoying and frustrating it is for the person actively dealing with it AND being ignored

It’s not hard at all to be kind. Plus, it feels fucking amazing to improve someone’s day.

Love the kindhearted response & patience from the server. Kindness costs nothing!

He’s doing a wonderful job , just showing up is an awesome start 🙏❤️🙏

She is an amazing person!! She made him feel so much more at ease .. kindness follows us!! ♥️

I’m liking and retweeting all content from this kid.

This might sound stupid, but just stop. .. I had an absolute horrible studder when I was younger.. most of the time I could even start a sentence without saying AND first... Just slow down and think as people are here to help... U got this

My 14 yr old son with serious tics is screen recording your videos. Your courage is giving him hope thankyou Johnathan 😊

I used to have a woman with one arm come into my cafe. I would take her her food and cut it up for her, I grew to sitting and chatting, really I was too busy cooking, but I used to really look forward to her coming. Most people are understanding of disability these days.

Me locked in making this my day plans till we have a full convo✊🏾Cheers to dude

Tourette’s is a beast…I have it myself…sometimes all is just amazing…and other times, the tics are unbearable…we all wish that everyone was as nice as the waitress…bravo to you…

She needs a raise. That should be the standard always

Love this content

Why's this actually made me cry . God bless him 🩷

i love this so much. the only thing you need to do is be a little extra patient. that’s all. 🩷

My friend. He’s in my prayers. I too, have a stutter and have since about 6 years old. It’s a trap inside of us that nearly eliminates the ability to REALLY enjoy speaking, and it’s invisible to others. Yes you see and hear the stutter, but man, the war inside is crippling. God bless him.

Awww, that's how you should treat your customers, bless him.

this touches my heart. My granddaughter is 26 and has this issue also and when someone is rude or laughs I have to keep control or I will lose my sh!t on them. She is an absolutely stunning woman and has found a great husband who loves her unconditionally. But people can be absolutely heartless.

Compassion, that’s lovely 🥰

Makes me emotional. Courage is everything. You got this!

He’s gonna be such an inspiration to folks dude I’m so proud of him 🥹🥰

Sam is a BEAST! The freaking courage it takes him to do this is IMMENSE

This comment section is so nice, I didn't know Twitter was still capable of this. Stuttering is a disability, but I feel a lot of the time it's not given that much attention. My dad's stutter is a lot worse than mine, and people look at him like he's having a stroke

Waitress is a pro!

Very wholesome. Truly brave of him.

I don’t even know who this guy is but I already love him! 😊 I’m happy he’s meeting kindness bc I’m sure what he’s doing isn’t easy. God bless him❤️

Smashed it mate