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Two supermarket workers in Co Tyrone have been praised after they came to the rescue of a regular customer who was left stranded with her weekly shop.
The customer was collecting her shopping and when she got back into her car when it wouldn’t start. Robert and Shane, have worked in the supermarket for the last nine years, went to the local garage to get the customer a car battery charger, brought it back to her and made sure there was enough charge for the customer to drive the car from the store to the nearby garage.
“I would expect anyone to do the same in that situation, imagine it was your family member," Shane said. Robert added: “I was more than happy to help the customer in this situation, if it was a friend or family member in the same situation, I wouldn’t expect anything less. I am very glad that she got sorted and was able to get on with her day.”
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