Ready to feel a little bit better about the world we live in?
Yes, you can still be depressed over the fact that a Kim Kardashian selfie book exists. Or that some people are choosing to give money to the New England Patriots over... pretty much any other cause on Earth.
But at least we've got Ridge Quarles.
Watch the following video to see what kind actions this Qdoba employee took toward a disabled customer. And then just try not to smile...
Quarles, who worked as a shift manager at a location in Louisville, first helped a woman in a wheelchair get her order and find her seat inside the Mexican food eatery.
Because she was a regular, Quarles and other employees knew her order by heart and always kept a close eye on the unnamed woman any time she stopped by.
This time, however, Quarles asked if there was anything else she needed before leaving her table - and she replied by asking if he could help her eat.
"He didn't stop to think about, 'Well, should I help her, should I not?' He just went over, put the gloves on and started feeding her," recounted a fellow customer, who was so moved by the incident that he filmed it on his phone.
This witness, Dr. David Jones, went on to gush over the act of kindness to local NBC affiliate WAVE3:
"It seems to me that if everybody in the world would just use the little simple gift that they have to maybe benefit somebody else, think what the world would be like."
Much to the surprise of Quarles, the footage has gone viral.
But he's happy to help spread the message behind it.
"I'm very glad to have had the opportunity to impact lives around me," Quarles wrote on Facebook. "Go out and help someone today and pay it forward. Happy day everyone!"
