The passenger appeared straining under the weight of the bags he was carrying. The driver leapt out opening the boot to assist, and noticed, as he opened the rear door ushering the passenger into the car that his jacket had a brown stain the size of his thumb nail on the back, mentioning this to the client, he said he had a clothes brush in the car, and when they reached the destination he would attend to the stain.
The journey was pleasant and remarkably quick given it was rush hour, the client asked if he could have one of the complimentary mints that the driver had placed in the now defunct ashtray space and the bottle of water in the side pocket of the door.
They arrived at the destination in good time, and upon exiting the car, the client removed his jacket to check the said stain. The driver observing this opened the boot of the car reached inside and produced a dampened moist cloth and handed it to the passenger to remove the culprit.
‘This goes beyond the call of duty’ the passenger replied, and asked the driver his name and how long he had worked for the company? The driver told him his name and said he has been working for the company for six years, ‘well, they are lucky to have you, and I hope they keep hold of you. Well done’ he said.