Best delivery man award: he carried pizza in an old car, his customers collected money and gave him a 0 km for his good manners

The beautiful story of the day stars Robert Peters, a man from Tipton, Indiana (USA), who received an unexpected gift from his customers: They gave him a zero mile car and with all expenses paid for his good performance as a delivery man at the pizzeria where he works.

“I couldn’t believe it. It’s almost like it’s surreal,” said Peters, who thirty-one years old works as a delivery man of pizzas. He has worked for the famous Pizza Hut chain for a long time, where he is one of the longest-serving employees, despite the fact that, he admits, “it’s not something most people aspire to.”

“There were people in my family who said, ‘Maybe you should consider something a little more financially stable,’ but my goal in life is to try to make people happy. When you give someone pizza, you can be the only face they see all day, ”he says, now with his new chick by his side.

The car in question is a Chevrolet Malibu (not sold locally) brand new, fresh from the factory. With a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine, an automatic gearbox and full safety and comfort equipment, it occupies the place in the range of Monkey which in Argentina has the Cruze produced nationally.

Previously, Peters was mobilizing in a rather deteriorated 1993 Oldsmobile. Will it be difficult for him to keep track of his zero mile spending? Not at all – customers have also taken care to pay applicable fees, taxes, and auto insurance so you can just take advantage of them.

The person who organized the solidarity movement was a man named Tanner Langley, who has known Robert for many years. He was the promoter of a fundraising campaign through the GoFundMe site, a platform widely used to raise funds via the web. He says that is able to drive three or four miles in a snowstorm just to bring you 15 cents of change that you owed.

“Robert he more than worthy of this car. I hope this community will continue to pay for it every time it arrives at their doors, ”Langley wrote on his Facebook account with a photo of Robert posing with the car.

Langley added, “Personally, I want to thank each of you for your contribution, your willingness to spread the word about this fundraiser and for your incredibly kind heart. This was all made possible by the amazing people in our community, and I cannot thank them enough for their participation. After only 1 week, this community has raised over $ 18,000!“.

Robert Peters has undoubtedly received the best advice in the world.