US Boy, 9, Offered Last Dollar To Man He Thought Was "Homeless", This Happened Next
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Ms Busbice was so touched by Kevin's gesture that he treated the 9-year-old to a snack and got in touch with his father, before inviting him to a generous shopping spree at his sporting goods store.
A 9-year-old boy in the United States made the world a little brighter after he gave his only dollar to a man he thought was homeless, the New York Post reported. Kelvin Ellis Jr. made the generous offering last month after spotting the dishevelled-looking businessman standing outside a coffee shop in Louisiana. The man was in pyjamas and had his eyes closed. However, it turned out the man wasn't homeless. He was a local sporting goods store owner Matt Busbice, who built and sold several outdoor companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
The incident occurred when Matt Busbice hurried out of his apartment early in the morning in March after hearing a fire alarm. While he was outside his building, he stopped for a coffee and morning prayers. "And I started to slowly open my eyes, and there's a kid coming at me, about my height," the 42-year-old said, per the Post.
Mr Busbice noticed that the young boy had a clenched fist and prepared himself for a confrontation. But when the 9-year-old opened his fist, he revealed a single bill, which he earned for getting good grades.
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