Yeck says he loves the people he works with, he loves the location and yes, he is truly glad to be here. A bigger thrift store. For now, the biggest concern is the upcoming energy crunch. There are so many people who need assistance, and money is so scant. People write thank-you notes for what little they have received, and tuck in a few dollars with an apology for not being able to give more.
People are incredibly nice here.
True - he's talking about people who can't wait to get a dollar ahead, just so they can share. Yeck and the Salvation Army are indeed thankful for all the generous donations received for the holidays. If only it would last all year, but it doesn't. A bigger thrift store could bring in more money. It could also help cut costs when the need for replacement items arise after disaster.