How one man's story made us open our eyes - and our hearts
Updated | By Vic Naidoo
Mark Morton, a car guard from the South Coast, has a few things he wants you to know...
A few weeks ago, Mark Morton reached out to us.
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He didn't say much, but what he did say left a deep impression on Vic.
Mark mentioned that he works as a car guard and all he wanted to talk about was the misconceptions people generally have about his job.
During all of this, Vic came to a sad realisation.
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He thought about all those stereotypical "jokes" and judgments that almost everyone has been guilty of.
The harsh words and the stealthy escapes.
So he decided to have a real conversation with Mark and find out more about this man and his story.
READ: "I was chatting away, eating and drinking, until someone asked me if I knew where I was..."
While also providing information about the lives and struggles of one of the most thankless jobs.
Get your tissues ready, because you might just shed a tear:
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