Everyfast-foodemployeeknowsthatthedrive-throughwindowistheworstposition.Thewindowstickswithconstantice;theroarofengineshurtsyour 36 ;yourwordsare 37 inthehowlingwind.
Onafreezingafternooneverythingchanged.
Everyonceinawhilethesub-zerotemperaturesseal（密封）a 38 windowsshut.Driversdon’texactlyenjoyhavingtostandoutsideinthecold 39 theirordersintoaspeakerboxwhentheyexpecttodrivethroughontheirheatedleatherseats.Insuchcasesmostcustomerstendtoshowtheirannoyancetotheemployees.
Thiswomanwas 40 .
“I’llgetthenextcar’s 41 aswell”shesaidasshecameuptothewindowtopay.Shestoodoutside 42 muchsnowonherhair.Thoughshewasobviouslyfreezingherbright 43 litupherfacelikeafire.
“Youcan’t 44 theirdrinks”Isaidconfusedandtired.
“NobutI’llbuythem”shesaid.“payitforwardandallthat.”
CompletelypuzzledIchargedheras 45 andwhenthenextcustomerarrivedatthewindowIexplainedwhathadjusthappened.Iwatchedashis 46 changed----firstangrytobeoutinthecoldthen 47 attherandom(偶遇的)actofkindnessandfinallydelightedbyhis 48 .
“IsupposeI’llpayforthenextorderthen”herepliednoddingandwavingattheimpatientdriver 49 him.He 50 overthecashandreceivedhispre-paidhotdrink.
Thetrendcontinued.Customersarrivedannoyedonlytoleavewith 51 andpleasure.Somewereshockedtospendmuchmorethantheyhadexpected 52 othersendedupreceivingtheirorderforlessthanhalftheprice.
Fivevehiclespassedthententhentwenty.Noonerefusedtopay.Customersstoodatmywindow 53 ahandfulofchangetobuydrinksforcompletestranger.Carsdroveoffhonking(鸣笛)and 54 theirthanks.
Itonlytakesonecustomeronepersontochangetheentire 55 oftraffic.Itonlytakesonemomentonesmiletowarmupeventhecoldestdays.
36.A.ears B.hands C.feet D.back
37.A.disappeared B.missed C.lost D.forgotten
38.A.truck’s
