Tulsa Man's Act Of Kindness Goes Viral

Tonight an act of kindness at a rental car company and Tulsa goes just viral after an employee goes above and beyond typical customer service. Two works for you reporter Cory Duke shares that story with us tonight and the incredible reward the employee received for his generosity. With more than 20,000 shares and nearly 160,000 likes on social media, this act of kindness is winning the internet. The simple gesture now also winning people's hearts. Oh, the daily grind at Enterprise Reddacar. Hey Danny, but something is different. Hello. There's an extra set of hands making calls. Hey. And a simple act of kindness that's changing the world. I say we take this and we do the best we can to just keep motivating people. One picture now shared nearly 25,000 times on social media, inspiring people to spread the sea of calm. Come out this far and still be making noise and making waves. It's something that you've just got to be grateful for and just take as a blessing. John Goodlick loves his job and he loves people. But he can't seem to understand all the fuss surrounding the picture showing him holding a customer's child. Having a bad day, I should say. I hit and run wreck left this mother alone with a set of twins in the back seat. She needed someone to help but she never expected someone like John. Him thing that I was a twin mom and a need of an extra set of hands. It definitely was a method from God. John also a twin you just want to do. I'm gonna do this out of the corner of my heart because you know you need somebody else to have packed this up to kid for you. I mean you can't pack both in two hands inside Enterprise when you want to pick this up. 11 month old Levi spent his enterprise experience in the hands of this dedicated employee while his brother halt enjoyed a loan time with his mom. Even the company noticed giving John what he calls the greatest reward. The reward was to give back to the first sports program I got to play for as a kid. The North may be boys and girls club, special John when he was a child. Now also benefiting from his kindness. I think that this world would be a better place if we all were just a be a John. And we have to be that change that we want to see. You know we want to see more people like John. Well it starts with us. By the way the hashtag be a John is even catching on. It's a phrase this mom hopes people will associate with a random act of kindness. Corduke, two works for you.