Video Store Honors Loyal Customer
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When the last video rental store in Pocatello, Idaho closed its doors, owner David Kraning made a heartwarming decision to preserve a portion of the beloved movie collection in his nearby convenience store, K & B Kwik Stop. The special section, now known as "Christina's Corner," was created specifically for Christina Cavanaugh, a 35-year-old woman with Down syndrome who had visited the store nearly every day for 15 years. Christina’s daily visits and deep love of movies are a vital part of her routine, and Kraning’s thoughtful gesture ensures that she can continue to experience that joy. Christina’s mother expressed deep gratitude, sharing that the move has brought stability and happiness back into Christina’s life. In an era when physical video stores are disappearing, this small act of kindness speaks volumes about the power of community and the lasting bonds built through everyday interactions.
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