It's not every day that you meet a business owner willing to return money to a client after a purchase has been made.
A Jerusalem-based optometrist who heard that a client of his, who had recently purchased glasses from him for NIS 3,500 had died, returned the money to the family.It's not every day that you meet a business owner willing to return money to a client after a purchase has been made, but the case of Ciril Kahlon - owner of an optometry clinic in Jerusalem - is an exceptional one."My brother-in-law, of blessed memory, purchased a pair of multifocal glasses for NIS 3,500 in Ciril's shop. He didn't have time to get used to the glasses and three weeks later died after suffering cardiac arrest. I called Ciril and told him that my brother-in-law passed away. Ciril responded right away and told me to come pick up a check for the entire sum, even though he owed us nothing," Menachem Klir told Maariv.Klir added that "when I gave the money to the widow, I saw how much it meant to her. Ciril has a heart of gold, but what he did still stands outs."AdvertisementKahlon explained that "after hearing about the case, I knew that I had to return the money. It's a challenging time for everyone with the coronavirus raging about, and the widow must have needed the money."Translated by Tobias Siegal. Related TagsGlassesOptometry
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