Heartwarming Gesture: Waiter Celebrates Specially-abled Guest's Birthday Using Sign Language
In a heartwarming gesture that has gone viral, a waiter at a restaurant wished a specially-abled guest happy birthday in sign language.
The waiter noticed that one of the guests was specially-abled and communicated with him using sign language. Seeing how happy this made the guest, he decided to extend the gesture to the table, which included individuals with various disabilities.
The guests were thrilled by the gesture and his kindness, and a video of the encounter has been widely shared on social media. People have praised the waiter's compassion and willingness to go above and beyond for his customers.
Heartfelt Gesture: Waiter's Sign Language Birthday Wish For Specially-abled Guest Captivates Internet??
The video was shared by 'Good News Movement' on Instagram with the caption, "@lucianobyginodacampo writes: A little birthday surprise for our hearing impaired guests, everyone is welcome here." Thank you, Thomas!!"
A viral social media video shows a server in a restaurant wishing his specially-abled guest happy birthday in sign language. The customers who came to the restaurant were deaf. As a result, they were overjoyed with this touching gesture and grinned as the waiter used sign language to wish one of the guests a very happy birthday.?
The server can be seen in the video approaching the table where these elderly folks were seated. He approached them and signed the birthday song. The women were overjoyed by this thoughtful gift.
Let's Check Out How People Reacted To This Heartwarming Video
Since the video was shared it has got over a million views, 60.5K likes, and many heartening comments which will surely make you go "awww."
One user stated, 'Sometimes a "little" for us is "everything" for others.'
Another user stated that the commentator enjoys witnessing sign language from other places. It differs from ASL. She also discovered that a pleasant word in America can signify something very different in the UK!
Another person said, "This is incredible!" This week, the user began attending sign language training in order to communicate better with her nonverbal son and others.
Another user said that this is a different kind of customer service--the kind that can only come from the heart of an individual, a good person, rather than an organization.
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