The epidemic has resulted in the loss of employment for millions of individuals all across the globe. One of them goes by the name “Sooty,” and he is a guy from New Zealand. Prior to the outbreak of the crisis, Brian “Sooty” Wallace had been fired from his job.

To his good fortune, he came across a kind stranger who also happened to be the proprietor of a company, and this person assisted him in evading unemployment.

On his way to work one day, Rishi Sharma, a company owner who manages many Domino’s locations, stumbled upon Sooty carrying a sign that was constructed from a discarded pizza box. Sooty had built the sign himself using the pizza box. After giving it a closer inspection, he discovered that the package had come from one of his businesses all along.

He went up to the guy and inquired about his condition, “How are you doing?” During their very first encounter together, Rishi had a favorable impression of Sooty even before they became friends.

He remarked, “From the moment I greeted him until the moment we parted ways, his manners were quite wonderful.” Rishi saw that Sooty was shaking, so he suggested that the two of them go to a local café for a cup of coffee together.

He found out that Sooty hadn’t eaten anything all day, so he volunteered to cook him a pizza at the shop he owns in Lower Hutt when he found out about it. Rishi served him his go-to sandwich, which consisted of ham and cheese.

During they continued conversation while the pizza was cooking, Rishi found out that Sooty had lost his job as a result of epidemic and was now living on the streets.

Rishi was moved by his narrative and the way he carried himself, so he made the decision to give him something that would last longer than a warm lunch. He inquired as to whether or not Sooty would be interested in working for him, and Sooty responded positively.

Two days later, when Sooty showed up early for his first shift at Domino’s in Lower Hutt, Rishi approached him and offered him a job as a wobble-boarder at the restaurant.

Sooty picked up new skills fast and was proficient in all of the fundamentals by the time his first shift came to a close.

Rishi indicated that he would proceed with teaching the new worker in more aspects of shop operations, soon, Sooty will be trained to take customer requests and prepare mouthwatering pizzas.

Sooty said that he considers himself “extremely fortunate” to have the opportunity to work at Domino’s. “At the end of the day, all I can say is that I am grateful to be working and that I am loving every single minute of it.”

On the other side, Rishi is thankful that he is a member of a company that gives him the opportunity to assist others who are struggling financially.

In addition to ensuring that Sooty receives the assistance he needs, the owner of Domino is relieved to have made a new buddy at his place of employment.

“When everything is said and done, it’s my opinion that the majority of people in the world are kind. Rishi said, “But if you can’t find one, then you should be one.”