Goodness and Ubuntu still reigns!!! (",)

I was from submitting my UIF Maternity documents at the Department of Labour, from 08:00 in the morning, sitting being uncomfortable in a long que where I was only assisted at 13:00. I decided to take a taxi to town, Pretoria CBD to see what groceries that are on special that I can get at Pick n Pay, Tramshed. Yho! I couldn't believe the long que I had to wait again, and I had decided to leave the shopping for another day cause I was extremely tired and hungry. Phela, I'm 8 months pregnant ;-) I searched my wallet only to realise I need cash to go home, oh my Gosh!!! Luckily there was a till packer who was passing by my que and she noticed me and asked how she can help me, and I told her that I need cash back at the till. She told me to follow her she'll find a cashier who can help me because she doesn't want me to cause problems for them and give birth while standing in the que. So we got to the cashier ( it's a pitty I forgot her name) but I clearly remember the tillpacker's name was CLEOPATRA so they kindly helped me, we even ended up joking and laughing about how much it would be a chaotic situation if I had to suddenly give birth while waiting in such a long que. The two ladies were so kind and showed GOODNESS to me that Pick n Pay prides itself in. The staff are clean and represent a good image in their uniform and name tags, easy to spot for assistance too. Even the store standards for a busy day like yesterday were exceptional xem. Please, Please, Please reward those two ladies cause of the passion and ubuntu they display for their job. I will also go back and thank them personally. I've never in all of my pregnancies ( this is my third, by the way) received such special assistance in a retail store. That's why I wanted to make sure I write this review. Thank You so much, Pick n Pay!!!! Your service even exceeds the service we receive in Government places.