A little kindness affects not only the recipient, but also the giver.

Monet van Deventer, a resident of Cape Town, South Africa, went to a gas station to fill up, but things didn’t go as planned.

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As he filled the container, She realized that She had no cash, card, or other form of payment to fill, and seemed to be out of luck.

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Finally, a carpenter named Nkosiho Mbele approached him to clean the window. Monet said: “I had a strange feeling that I had forgotten the card. So I started looking for her, and while I was looking for her, Nkosiho started washing my window.”

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Monet added: “I thanked him for washing the windows, but today I can’t fill up the gas. He was already shocked and shocked when she saw my fuel arrow turn red.

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Nkosiko knew that Monet would not be sent with an almost empty container and no money, because everything would be dangerous at the wheel.

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Monet said: “He said to me, ‘Madame, your N2 gasoline will not run out.’

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Monet Nkosiho decided to do something for her because he saved her life and wrote on his fundraising page: “His two children, his mother and brother live in Khayelitsha and he will really benefit from any donation.”

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In the end, the fundraiser managed to raise enough money to pay Nkosiho’s $94,000 salary for eight years.

Watch the video below to see how Nkosiko’s kindness has changed her and Monet’s lives.