I worked as a cashier at the drugstore in my home town. One day a young girl came through my line with some face cleanser. She had to be about thirteen. I remember those days, when I was a young blossoming girl. I was interested in boys and wanted to look my best, so I felt for her. I saw that she was having some chin acne issues and noticed she had a bottle of rubbing alcohol. I told her the best remedy for chin acne is face wash, not rubbing alcohol.

I pointed her in the right direction and when she came back she had Clean and Clear in her hand. I told her that is what I use. She seemed happy to know she made a good choice. I ran the cleanser over the scanner and it rang up $13.99. She had a frown on her face. She only had a  ten dollar bill in her hand. I smiled, handed her my wallet, and told her to get the five dollar bill out. Her face lit up. When she left I told her to go home and wash her face and come back the next day so I could see the results. The next day she came in with no acne at all, nothing on her chin or T-zone at all. She was very satisfied and thanked me. I told her I knew what it was like to be in her shoes.