School volunteers dont get paid分析和总结分析和总结.docxVIP

School volunteers dont get paid, but sometimes we receive special gifts. One morning, just before Christmas vacation, I was 41 tickets to our schools last performance. The evening before had been a sellout. One of my customers that day was a parent. I think it’s 42 that I have to pay to see my own child perform, she announced, pulling out a 43 from her handbag. The school asks for a voluntary 44 to help pay for scenery and costumes, I explained, but no one has to pay. Youre 45 to all the tickets you need. “Oh, I’ll pay,” She 46 me a ten-dollar bill unwillingly and said, Two adults and a child. I gave her the change and her tickets. She stepped 47 . Thats 48 the boy waiting behind her 49 a pocketful of change onto the table. How many tickets? I asked. He shook his head. I dont need tickets. Im 50 . Ive seen the show. I pushed the pile of coins back. You dont have to pay to see the show with your class. Thats free. No, the boy 51 . I saw it last night. My brother and I arrived late. We couldnt find anyone to buy tickets 52 , so we just walked in. He pushed his money back to me. Im paying now, for last night. I knew the boys must have 53 into the back of the crowd. And because of being late, they couldnt possibly have seen the whole show. 54 the ticket table was closed when you got there, you couldnt pay, I reasoned. Thats what my brother said. Nobody knows the difference, I assured him. Dont worry about it. I know the difference. For one 55 moment our hands bridged the 56 . Then I counted the pile of coins, which added up to the correct amount. Thank you, I said. The boy smiled, turned away and was gone. Excuse me. I looked up, surprised to see the woman who had bought her own tickets moments earlier. Why dont you 57 this change? she said quietly. The 58 is beautiful, and those costumes couldnt have been 59 . She handed me a few dollar bills, closed her purse and left. 60 did that boy know that he had given us both our