Homeless or hungry people can take whatever they want from the fridge with no questions asked. The restaurant manager, Minu Pauline, called the fridge on the sidewalk "nanma maam," which means "tree of goodness."
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
A good idea whose time has come?
Ever notice how much food people leave behind in American restaurants? It all goes in the dumpster, but in India a popular restaurant called Pappadavada is encouraging customers to put leftover food in a refrigerator outside the eatery.
Homeless or hungry people can take whatever they want from the fridge with no questions asked. The restaurant manager, Minu Pauline, called the fridge on the sidewalk "nanma maam," which means "tree of goodness."
Homeless or hungry people can take whatever they want from the fridge with no questions asked. The restaurant manager, Minu Pauline, called the fridge on the sidewalk "nanma maam," which means "tree of goodness."
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