Tipping culture in the U.S. has spiraled out of control—but for workers who rely on tips, it’s more than just an inconvenience. In this episode, we share the incredible story of Connor Stephanoff, a 20-year-old pizza delivery driver who braved a Midwest snowstorm to deliver an order—only to receive a $2 tip. But one chance encounter changed everything. Lieutenant Richard Craig, a police officer with a TikTok following, saw Connor’s dedication and took action. What started as a simple act of kindness turned into a viral crowdfunding campaign, raising over $40,000. This heartwarming episode explores the power of community, the realities of tipping culture, and why small moments of generosity can make the biggest impact.

Welcome to My Good Three Podcast: Good Stories For A Better Week

When a rare snowstorm hit Springdale, Arkansas, Brooke Kochel desperately needed portable heaters for her husband, Charles, who was undergoing chemotherapy. She placed a same-day Walmart Spark order, but when the delivery driver, Eduardo Garcia, got stuck in a ditch a mile away, he refused to give up. Determined to help, Eduardo braved the snow and carried the heaters on foot, leading to a heartfelt connection that went beyond a simple delivery. This short podcast episode provides a reminder that human kindness still shines, even in the coldest moments. Listen in to hear how one act of selflessness turned into an unbreakable bond.

Welcome to My Good Three Podcast: Good Stories For A Better Week