I'm writing not about the job, but rather the integrity of the men who work here. I was on my way home yesterday from work and I ran out of gas in Auburn. I'm not homeless nor are my children starving, but sometimes even working 2 jobs it's hard to make ends meet. I had no one I could call, no way to get home, and no change in the cracks and crevices of my car. I realize that everywhere you go now someone is standing on the corner with a sign panhandling for money, and believe me, I thought for a moment that might be my only option. I saw a gentleman coming out of the store and I quickly looked around my car, thinking maybe I could find something to sell him, thinking maybe if I wasn't actually begging he might help. I had two pair of new work gloves so I asked him if he would be interested in buying them, that I had ran out of gas. He said sorry he didn't have any change and got into his truck. I sat back in my car almost in tears when he got back out and handed me $4, but he didn't want the gloves. I don't know what changed his mind but I am forever greatful. It may have just been $4 but I made it home and to work the.next day. THANK YOU SO MUCH! You didn't have to get back out and help you could have just driven off, but you did help and for that I'm forever greatful. May God bless you, your family, and all your workers these are the kind of people you want to hire, ones that will go the extra mile even when they don't have to. read more