I have been coming to souprsalads for as long as I can remember and every time Admira works I know I am getting the best of the best. The most down to earth employee/ person this place has ever had. Don't ever leave we love you and your service! You're the best xoxo

Just wanted to say thanks to the nurses, orderlies and doctors at Windsor Regional Hospital - Ouellette Campus. I was in there a month ago to get my gallbladder removed. I had never had surgery before and was a bit nervous, but everyone there made the entire 7 hours I spent in the hospital as painless as they could. They were all friendly and joked around with me and answered every question I had.

Thanks for making a miserable situation much less miserable.

Just want to say thanks to the car in front of me at Timmy's for buying my steeped tea.(Lauzon and mchugh) totally made my day!!!

This afternoon my Mom and I were coming out of On the Dark Side on Tecumseh. As we were heading to my car, we saw 2 men helping out a guy in a power wheelchair. The wheelchair didn't have enough battery left to get him up curbs so he was stuck on the road. Thankfully, as a nurse I was aware how to go from the power to manual function...so we went over to give them a hand. Once we got him up on the side walk we were able to talk with the guy who we learned was "Rick". Rick told us that he lived in an assisted living home on St.Luke but they won't come to help. I asked Rick who he normally deals with to get rides to which he asked us if we could call Checker Cab because they are wheelchair accessible. I called him a cab then my mom and I stayed with him until it arrived. We talked with Rick and learned some things about him.

Once the cab arrived we could instantly tell that the driver was not very friendly. We helped the driver push the wheelchair up the ramp into the cab. I then said "bye Rick it was really nice meeting you". The cab driver instantly snapped at us and began to degrade us for calling him. We explained to him that we were trying to do something nice and we did not know Rick. He told us that he was driving him but would leave him at the curb, then told us next time call a medical transport company (not in an informative way, very rudely). We went to walk away and the driver starting yelling asking us who has money for the ride.

I was so angry.. once I got in my car I realized that I couldn't go home knowing he was going to be left at the curb, so I put Rick's address into my gps and drove there. Once we got there, sure enough Rick was at the curb and the cab was pulling away. My mom and I then helped him into the building. Thankfully Rick has ALSO support in his building. We talked to Rick about how rude rhe cab driver was to make sure that Rick was okay, but it didn't phase him...he said "well that's how it is", which saddens me because it's clear that he's used to being treated poorly.

At the end of all this, we are content knowing that Rick was warm and would make it to his apartment safe. So I'd like to spot the following people:

1) the two men that helped Rick when they saw him stuck on the road... you are truly amazing! If you ever come across a stuck power wheelchair I hope you remember about the manual function ;-)

2) the arrogant Checker Cab driver. Yes I understand you have rules amd liabilities (helping people from your cab to their door)..but your approach was unacceptable! I hope you never develop a mental health or physical disability where you will need the support of people!

3) my mom for helping Rick, keeping me calm when I became so angry at the cab driver, and going with the flow when I decided I needed to go to Rick's address

4) our Canadian health care system & ODSP for failing people with mental health and physical disabilities. Rick really needs a new wheelchair for his dignity, independence, safety, and impairments. Stop sending him in circles through the process!!!

Yesterday my Father, Daughter and Brother went shopping at Costco. On their way out, my Dad had a seizure. Many people helped. Workers and complete strangers. They made a terrible situation a bit easier.. from talking with my family, to blocking off the parking lot for the ambulance once again, thank you. You have all been spotted!

To the couple expecting their first baby,

Thank you so much for first, offering us your seat while waiting for a table, then insisting we be seated before you, and finally, for buying our Valentine's Day brunch. We greatly appreciate your generosity as well as giving us the chance to show our 1& 1/ 2 year old twins that there are amazing people in the world that make it a better place; and that sometimes it's small gestures that make the biggest impact.

Your baby is a lucky little person to have parents like you!

All the best in your future; enjoy the ride.

Sincerely,
Chad, Amy, Tanner & Karys

This evening myself and some friends had a bite to eat at Quesada on walker rd before heading to see a movie....we had all arrived except for Holly, a man had come in and was behind me in line, then Holly came in...the man insisted that Holly go in front of him to be with her friends....(thank you to that nice man....things like that just don't happen as often as they should) we later found out that Holly had paid for that mans dinner....for no other reason then him being so kind!!!! Holly you are AMAZING, i know you made his night....because you made ours!!!! THANKS FOR BEING YOU...

To the awesome waitress at Mamo burger tonight. My fiance and I were in there for dinner, when my fiance got his burger they had forgotten his bacon. A simple mistake but she notified the manager and we got complimentary milkshakes! Thank you for your amazing service and the milkshakes! You've been spotted!