A Homeless Man Begged for Clothes Before His Job Interview... 20 Years Later, He Left The Owner In

I'm sorry to bother you, sir. I have a job interview. This is genuinely all I have to wear. Maybe you have anything old or returned? I don't have money on me. >> This isn't a charity. I've got a business to run. >> I understand completely. I just figured it was worth asking. Thank you for your

time, anyway. >> Wait. Hold on a second. >> Sir? >> What's the interview for, if you don't mind me asking? >> Warehouse position. Steady hours, benefits. [music] It's the first real shot I've had in almost a year. >> These are last season's stock. Nobody's buying them, anyway. Go on. Get changed. And fix your collar properly when you're

done. First impressions matter. >> I don't know how to thank you for this, truly. >> Just go get that job. That's thanks enough for me. >> 20 years and it comes down to [music] this. Never thought I'd see the day I couldn't keep the lights on in here. So many [music] unpaid bills I just have

to leave. >> We're closing soon. If you're looking for something specific, I might not have the sizes anymore. >> Are you the owner of this place? >> Why do you ask, sir? >> 20 years ago, [music] I walked into this exact store with nothing but a job interview and no clothes to wear.

A man behind this counter gave me the shirt off his shelf. And he asked for nothing [music] back. >> It is you. My god, it is actually you. >> You told me something [music] a long time ago. You told me that if I ever had the chance to help someone else, I should do it.

It took [music] me 20 years, but I finally got that chance. >> I appreciate what you're trying to do, but I'm afraid there's nothing anyone can say now. I'm closing this place at the end of the month. >> You don't have to close it. >> What are you talking about? >> Open it.