SHE LIKES BEING LIKED
Everyone needs to be touched and held and feel like they belong. I recently stopped at a Kentucky Fried Chicken to get something to take with me to eat on the way home. The girl who waited on me was one of those friendly, bubbly sorts. I was tired, and her friendly attitude was what I needed. She apologized all over the place for my having to wait for my order. Her smile made the wait seem not so important. About that time I heard someone place an order through the drive-in. This young lady recognized the people’s voice and their order and told the others that she wanted to wait on them. Her words were, “These folks really like me.” And they did. You could tell by the way they spoke to her at the pickup window. They really did like that young lady. And at least in part, it was probably because she liked them so much. We…
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