In Chandler, Arizona, Doug is a loyal customer at Abbey's restaurant. In fact, he was their most loyal customer there. Doug is a 97-year-old World War II veteran who has been a veteran of the War II

In Chandler, Arizona, Doug is a loyal customer at Abbey's restaurant. In fact, he was their most loyal customer there. Doug, a 97-year-old World War II veteran, has long loved the famous roast beef sandwich on which the chain built its reputation. Doug comes every day to eat his favorite sandwich. He almost always orders a roast beef slider with a Swiss cheese sandwich and a glass of coke without ice.

All the staff there remembered it as his "routine". After a while, one of the employees, Travis Coye, wanted to learn more about the old man and why he was so fascinated by the food they served. So he asked him why he had been there all along; why that location? Doug replied, "This is the only place I can eat sandwiches or anything that doesn't hurt my stomach." In fact, he loves sandwiches so much that he no longer looks for alternatives, which may be closer to the truth. Doug lives in a nearby nursing home, but he always makes sure to eat his daily meals at Arby's. He had his own favorite table, and he loved it.

The staff there treated him as much as family as possible and the staff went out of their way to make him feel comfortable. Christina Gamage, the manager there, said: "He came in with a walker and as soon as we saw him coming to the door, we tried to grab the door for him. As a veteran, he went through a lot, going into a nursing home, but he didn't have a family. ”

Doug is a very loyal customer, and a very nice person, and one day, the staff bought him a gift card worth $200. At first he thought they were joking, but that was absolutely true, and Doug told them, "Thank you." I don't know if I'll be here the next day, but thank you so much. But maybe more important than that... At least, it makes more sense... It was many staff members who gave Doug their phone numbers in case he needed anything. They all offered to take one of his favorite meals to the nursing home in case he couldn't go there. Then, after Doug's story became national news, Abi gave him another gift... Free food for the rest of his life. Now he no longer has to worry about where his next meal will come from, giving him more time to make more friendships.

What an uplifting story! We owe our veterinarians too much. Thank you for everything you have done for him, it was probably the happiest day of his life knowing that there are so many people who care about him.