"I was stranded one night at Hanover Central Station and had to bridge until morning to the next train. In the night at 1:00, I arrived and was relieved that I still brightly enlightened and openly invented this McDonald, but that I could get some warm food in the middle of the night. It's great that it opened 24 hours! I had some special experiences there: first, an attentive customer with a white cross bracelet and dark longer hair, waits before me in the snake, put a chair to me so that I could put my big package on it and free the hands That was really nice! I don't know how he could capture and react the situation around the corner so quickly. A short time later he disappeared without a hint as if he were an angel... Next I watched that the checkout gave every customer a smile for his food that you did not have anywhere, that was definitely something very nice, nice, special). Then I sat down on a table and watched while I ate an obviously hungry homeless, looking for food, stays on the tables and in the bowls he puts in his mouth. At the moment when I and a woman were next to me) or were close to offering homeless food from us, the same service came to all who had previously given a smile and sent out the poor. He made such a disappointed oh-sound that shocked me to the brand before compassion, so I imagined that when I went out to donate something, but when I was out, I didn't see him anymore. Then I thought that the McDonalds could probably make more sales if the homeless were in, because then many people would be willing to give them food) and down in the station hall on the benches, there were so many homeless sitting there, frozen and honed; . Couldn't they find a scheme that allows McDonalds, at least the foodless? It was not possible to reach free of cash, you had to go up a high staircase. When I was there, everything was clean and you had plenty of space to choose, you had a good view through a window in the city. Manch read in there, I wasn't longer than dinner."
