Turns out, there is hope for the future of this country.
A ten year old boy by the name of Cliff Forrestt took $8,500 out of his college savings account to buy William 'The Refrigerator' Perry's 1985 Super Bowl ring in New York.
Normally, the only part of this story that would make news is the fact that a ten year old boy already has $8,500 in his savings account. Or that a ten year old boy was the one making the purchase and not his parents.
However, when Cliff decided to bequeath the ring back to Perry out of the kindness of his heart, it reminded me that there still is humanity in this world. You can read the full story here.
Perhaps our government can take a lesson from Cliff on playing nice. They've got eleven and a half hours to do so.
A ten year old boy by the name of Cliff Forrestt took $8,500 out of his college savings account to buy William 'The Refrigerator' Perry's 1985 Super Bowl ring in New York.
Normally, the only part of this story that would make news is the fact that a ten year old boy already has $8,500 in his savings account. Or that a ten year old boy was the one making the purchase and not his parents.
However, when Cliff decided to bequeath the ring back to Perry out of the kindness of his heart, it reminded me that there still is humanity in this world. You can read the full story here.
Perhaps our government can take a lesson from Cliff on playing nice. They've got eleven and a half hours to do so.
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