Article: Stocking Shelves, Restoring Hope

I worked in a grocery store for many years and know this is a very hard and stressful job. Profit margins are very low and it is not easy to make a profit...Is this the next Sam Walton....Where do I go to invest in this young man ???? I am thinking he will be a millionaire someday.....lp

Just got a warm fuzzy from reading about this remarkable young
man. This is just what we need from the up and coming of America.
Where did he learn his caring heart and ambition????

Bravo Nick! My father and my grandfather before him were both pioneer grocery men. It is a very taxing and competitive business. What seems to be lacking today is the personal touch. You are part of a generation that sees the neglect that has come from big business. I am sincerely impressed with with your business mind, but more so with your generous character. Keep your hands in the dirt and your heart open to people. God bless!

Great Job Nick,
Keep up the great job of having an "others focused" and a "WORK gets the job done" philosophy. As a Christian School teacher I hear the excuses of "I can't", or "It's not my fault" almost daily from my junior and senior high students. It is refreshing to know that their are young people who hold to the values of hard work and service to others coming up in our country. It is these qualities, along with the fear of God, that are disappearing from the hearts of the American people today. And it is these qualities that made are country what it once was - great! I give credit to Nick for his ambition and encourage hm to teach these to others around him. Great article, great example, thank you.

This was one of the best stories I have read for a while. It is so encouraging and upbeat and full of old fashioned ideals. Way to go Nick Graham.