Woman Overhears Veteran At Another Booth, Then She Immediately Calls Manager Over!

While dining at a Texas Roadhouse restaurant, one customer noticed a veteran seated at another booth. The old man was proudly wearing clothes that identified him as a retired soldier, and happily greeted all the customers walking in and out of the restaurant. During the course of his meal, he was accosted by a waiter who stood by his table for a while as he recounted tales from his past. After observing the vet and overhearing what was being said between him and the waiter, the customer immediately called for the manager. But she was in for a big surprise.
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[@Ida-qc5rd]

Instead of saying, "Thank you for your service," they showed their appreciation by paying for his meals. Actions speak louder than words. ❤

[@allanpaynich2095]

As a Vietnam Veteran myself it does my heart good to hear stories like this. 👍✌

[@Dusk1962]

As a Veteran I thank you for your service.

[@LawsonRailway]

I thank you both for your service God bless all veterans

[@KirstenLambert-nt8iy]

Thank you for your service

[@justa.american8303]

That's the way veterans should be treated. Cudos.

[@stephanspell3969]

A couple of years ago, diner alone at Outback, someone stopped to say Hello. Vet cap I guess. When I asked for my check, the staff said that fellow had already paid for my meal. Many great people out there. Thank you.

[@wesleychriswell8429]

I spent 4 years in the Army. 1970-1974. I was to go to Vietnam but at the last of the orders I was sent to South Korea I was 17. I am 70 now and wish I could go back in but I know that won't happen. God bless all who are serving and those who lost their life serving🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rosariodeleon541]

My youngest daughter is a 1st Lieutenant in the US Army, I hope that one day someone does this for her.❤

[@SusanRandall-mf8vr]

They make a great impact by serving the greatest nation

[@SusanRandall-mf8vr]

I see veterans everywhere l always tell them thank you and give them a salute. And tell them l appreciate your service by shedding your own sweat,tears and blood either stateside or aboard. This includes all service animals.

[@KirstenLambert-nt8iy]

Thank you ALL vets and those serving now and in the future for your service

[@Mary-zg5fz]

I thank you for your support. As a female veteran of the Army, Marine and National Guard for 32 years.

[@susancervantez3336]

​@@Mary-zg5fzBlessings to you, dear. Thank you!!!! 😻🌹💞✌️

[@extremesheepdawg6379]

I have been the recipient of a few free meals due to veterans status. I do not expect anyone else to pay my way, but I do appreciate it when someone appreciates the sacrifices I made to keep others safe. Desert Storm vet.

[@kaymcmahonclay7127]

I hope the waiter received a great tip!

[@graldrouse4194]

did here right they Sayed that the vet was 77 years old i find it hard to believe that this vet was still in the service for that long if he was drafted or even joined the military when he was young that would put his service at lest 40+ years if he was in the military from Vietnam to the first golf war and then time serviced in Afghanistan to and that was until 2021 an the world trade towers as a vet my self this story is a good one and i do appreciate it when any vet get the recognition from the people or perhaps but not noing how old this story really is it could be 20 minsor 10 years old but i digress is good to see a fellow vet geting some loveing

[@georgemitchell9222]

thank you, sir, for your service this is from a Retired Forest Fire Fighter and also a son and a Stepson of an Air Force vet. and a Navy Vet. and I mean every word of that

[@reginadiener1533]

Amazing

[@TravelIwuala]

Fantabulous

[@Rtrstormghost327]

Mark deserves the medal of honor

[@AnoJanJan]

Why didn't she invite him to join her table and make a new friend?

[@dougbretoi7547]

Oh absolutely that server was awesome my dad would handout stars to vets or people serving but my dad passed and I carry on that proud tradition .

[@0412kenneth]

I love stories like this and I think the veterans who has served and are serving right now all the time but they need to get their warpictures right. straight. That was not war pictures from vietnam

[@nievaconsing3344]

God bless ❤️❤️❤️💐🙏🕯️🕊️🇵🇭

[@cangellee7425]

As a non combat Marine '67-'75 I know the feeling. If this is a true story thank God there are some Americans that appreciate active duty y veterans. We did a poor job of raising our children as we see how they disrespect everything about America y all that it cost to give them the freedom y life they have today.

[@user-kr8lf2ol8u]

I'd say that she was right I see guys with ball caps on that are for WWII . . KOREA . . VIETNAM & I'll shake their hand & tell them thank you for your service . . & I'm gone ! ! ! !

[@TimGivens-cx7cf]

My wife and I went to a restaurant and I was wearing my navy ship hat and the next thing I found out they bought my dinner and thank them

[@Tommo4966]

Why do we have computer generated announcements

[@carterrandal9185]

He lead a battalion? He had to be a general

[@user-cc1sp9hw6z]

I love the veterans,but the back story of this video is so long,it takes away from what the video is sopost to be about. I love the veterans, but the story is for the most part, made up.