A delivery driver expected to close out her late-night shift with a routine grocery drop-off. Instead, a stranger's act of kindness left her in tears. When Emilia Sainato placed a grocery order on a Sunday night, she was exhausted. "It seemed like a better option than dragging a cranky toddler who needed a bath out to the store," she said.
The only delivery window available was between 9 and 11 p.m., and it happened to be Mother's Day. A single mother to a one-year-old, Emilia noticed her delivery driver's name was Crystal and began thinking about the person making the late-night trip.
"I figured that as a female, and there was a 50% chance that my driver is a mom," she said.