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Breaking NewsFor Luis Semidey, getting a request to pick up groceries wasn't surprising. What was surprising was what happened when he tried to deliver them.6:45 PM CDT April 14, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The driver's seat is a place Luis Semidey is used to. For the longest time, he was an Uber driver as he paid and worked through graduate school.&nbsp;"I stopped Ubering for obvious reasons," he said. "I didn't want to be in close contact with a lot of people."&nbsp;So, instead, the San Antonio man signed up to be a Favor driver, working for a company that allows customers to order practically anything and have it delivered to their door.So for Semidey to get a request to pick up groceries wasn't surprising. What was surprising was what happened when he tried to deliver them."Typically what happens (is) I go to curbside at HEB and I pick up the groceries and when I'm on their way to their house or apartment I would text them, 'I'm on my way to your house, I'll be there in however many minutes,'" he explained.&nbsp;That's not what happened this time, when a customer he had never met showed a heart of gold.&nbsp;"She said the food was for me and I was like, 'What, are you kidding me?!'"&nbsp;The customer, Rebeca, told Luis she appreciated his work through these tough times."I just like thanked her and I pulled over because I was in shock," he added. &nbsp;A shock that sent waves through the community after Luis posted what happened online. The story has been shared more than 9,000 times.&nbsp;The story did more than put a smile on peoples' faces. Semidey said he believes it has motivated thousands of others.""Your acts of goodwill don't go unnoticed," he said. &nbsp;Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsFor Luis Semidey, getting a request to pick up groceries wasn't surprising. What was surprising was what happened when he tried to deliver them.6:45 PM CDT April 14, 2020SAN ANTONIO — The driver's seat is a place Luis Semidey is used to. For the longest time, he was an Uber driver as he paid and worked through graduate school.&nbsp;"I stopped Ubering for obvious reasons," he said. "I didn't want to be in close contact with a lot of people."&nbsp;So, instead, the San Antonio man signed up to be a Favor driver, working for a company that allows customers to order practically...

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