'Any money you had to put towards my car feel free to please donate to a local venice food bank,' the car owner told Casey Neistat
To his surprise, instead of the car owner asking Neistat to cover the cost of the scratch, the person texted the YouTuber asking him to pay it forward.Stories of Essential Workers & Everyday People Doing Heroic Deeds During the Coronavirus Pandemic
While Neistat again offered to pay the stranger, he also made a donation “in honor of Mr. scratched car” to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank for $250.Uber Driver Delivers $12K in Food to Tenn. Hospital After Nurse Passenger Says She’s Hungry
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