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              On Monday,truck driver Justin Martin from Ontario,Canada,was passing through Ohio.When he stopped that evening in Circleville,the stop,which was normally a busy town,was extremely quiet.Only a few other trucks were parked,and all the restaurants looked closed — except for one.
              There was a Wendy's (like McDonald's,but smaller) with a few cars in the parking lot,so,left with no other choice,Martin decided to walk over and see if it was still open.The dining room was closed.However,an employee did open the drive-in window to talk to him and let him know they were closed and had just thrown away all the leftover food.Martin said thanks,and was most likely facing a night with no hot food.But the employee had a thought and told him to hang on a moment.
              She went and got the manager,19-year-old Ohioan Zach Meadows.When Meadows heard about Martin's trouble and what he wanted,he went to speak to Martin himself. "We have actually been closed for about five to ten minutes," Meadows said.He approached the window and began talking to the man,and then he found out that he was a truck driver. "Could you do me a favor?Because I haven't really eaten all day," Martin asked. "Could you give me a second,and do you want something to drink?" Meadows answered without thinking.Martin told Meadows that he wanted some iced Coke,but Meadows gave him a large one and some foods since he had been driving for eight or nine hours that day.He just wanted to do what he could to help Martin.Although Martin tried to pay for the meal,Meadows refused to accept his money.Meadows told him, "It's free for us,so it should be free for you."
              There was only one problem:Meadows was breaking the rules by giving Martin the food free of charge.But at that moment,he decided that helping out a trucker in these difficult times was more important than following general rules.
          Paragraph 1:Martin ended up with a variety of foods and a large Coke.
          ______
          Paragraph 2:The video started spreading,and it wasn't long before it got back to Meadows.
          ______

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          【答案】Paragraph 1:Martin ended up with a variety of foods and a large Coke. .Touched by the kindness of the Circleville Wendy's,he filmed a video once he got back to his truck,explaining what had happened and publicly thanking the young manager and two employees.Once this video got out,Ohioans were really proud of Zach.They were so proud that a truck driver got treated that way by one of their own and that's exactly what Zach is — he is an Ohioan.To them,Zach is the perfect example of an Ohioan — the bread and butter,blue collar people,who love their state and have a lot of pride in who they are when they represent their state.
          Paragraph 2:The video started spreading,and it wasn't long before it got back to Meadows..That meant his superiors saw it,too — but he didn't get in trouble for his actions. "When I woke up the next morning,I had all these text messages;people trying to call me,including the vice president of Wendy's;all my fellow managers congratulating me," he said. "It was humbling for sure.At noon the next day the video had about 75,000 views." Zach said. "I don't want to turn anyone away from not eating — no matter who they are or what they do — it's something I would've done regardless of our situation." Martin hopes that all the attention his video is getting benefits Meadows,and Meadows hopes that more people will be inspired "to do nice things for the people around them."
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