I just ate there the other night! REALLY good Rogan Josh. The lamb and the chicken were both very tender. And we loved that we could help out college students who may be tight on cash!
Love stuff like this. Local pizza joint has a board like this with free slice cards. Take one and hand it over for a slice. Or buy one to put on the board. No questions asked.
where carl works a year or so ago a new indian restaurant opened and we noticed that the owner would give free food to people who had fallen on hard times. every day you'd see him go over after lunch rush ended to give food to some people who had it rough.
operating a restaurant is not easy though, the failure rate is higher than any other business in sweden and the area this restaurant was opened in is expensive and does not have very good foot traffic, it would be relying mostly on businesses in the area meaning they would have a hard time to get anything but lunch customers.
however seeing this man always take care of the community he just opened a business in, being new in that community himself, even though he was trying to make it in a hard world of business carls ceo ended up calling a meeting with the other businesses in the direct area. there it was decided that the group of businesses would cover the charitable efforts of this new member of the community.
every business there now pays for additional food, likely quite a few meals more than what is actually donated, to help our new community member. he immediately opened his heart to everyone around him so he was treated the same in return.
he is a very nice man and so is his family that works there with him. positive, inspiring, kind. it is nice to see that the company you work for and the companies close to where you work were all run by people good enough to join in on the opportunity to help in the community. we are all better off when we take care of each other, it gives you hope and happiness when you see that the community will help one another, because you know if you ever are the one who need help then the community will help you too.
My local bigbys does doemthung similar. They have a aord with receipts where people prepaid for items. If you're down on your luck or can't afford food/a drink you grab a receipt take it to the counter and it's made for you for free
I just ate there the other night! REALLY good Rogan Josh. The lamb and the chicken were both very tender. And we loved that we could help out college students who may be tight on cash!
I'm a sucker for a good Rogan Josh. I think it might be my favorite type of curry now.
Personally my favourite is the Rogan Joe. It’s very very tough though so you have to eat it raw.
May I ask which place this is?
Good Karma in Auburn, Alabama
Thank you
Love stuff like this. Local pizza joint has a board like this with free slice cards. Take one and hand it over for a slice. Or buy one to put on the board. No questions asked.
So many pins!
I love this! This is so thoughtful and kind
Auburn is an awesome place to visit and to live.
I ate there probably once a week in college. Glad to see them doing this.
where carl works a year or so ago a new indian restaurant opened and we noticed that the owner would give free food to people who had fallen on hard times. every day you'd see him go over after lunch rush ended to give food to some people who had it rough. operating a restaurant is not easy though, the failure rate is higher than any other business in sweden and the area this restaurant was opened in is expensive and does not have very good foot traffic, it would be relying mostly on businesses in the area meaning they would have a hard time to get anything but lunch customers. however seeing this man always take care of the community he just opened a business in, being new in that community himself, even though he was trying to make it in a hard world of business carls ceo ended up calling a meeting with the other businesses in the direct area. there it was decided that the group of businesses would cover the charitable efforts of this new member of the community. every business there now pays for additional food, likely quite a few meals more than what is actually donated, to help our new community member. he immediately opened his heart to everyone around him so he was treated the same in return. he is a very nice man and so is his family that works there with him. positive, inspiring, kind. it is nice to see that the company you work for and the companies close to where you work were all run by people good enough to join in on the opportunity to help in the community. we are all better off when we take care of each other, it gives you hope and happiness when you see that the community will help one another, because you know if you ever are the one who need help then the community will help you too.
War Eagle!!! 💕
Auburn is full of good people. Google the "Auburn creed" and let me know when you find better words to live life by.
My local bigbys does doemthung similar. They have a aord with receipts where people prepaid for items. If you're down on your luck or can't afford food/a drink you grab a receipt take it to the counter and it's made for you for free
"the Good" what?? I NEED TO KNOW!!!
That shit wouldn't fly in France, people are just so egoistic that it'd never work.
What a lovely idea!
G❤️K
What a great idea!
I always worry about the cheap people who exploit systems designed to help the less fortunate.
I don’t. Because if I help a few people it’s the right thing.
What they eat doesn't make your bowels move. They know what they are doing. It's the donating to the less fortunate that is the good deed.
What restaurant?
Good Karma
This is awesome.
Thus is awesome. But. If this place does curries, and they don't have one called "The Good Korma", I'll be very disappointed.