It's good to be kind to people.
Julie's friend, Sandra, invites her to volunteer at the local soup kitchen to aid the homeless.
Julie wants to go with her friend to feed the hungry.
Julie uses some of her own personal money to buy food and shares it with people in the community that need it.
Julie is a food server to those in line that need food, but she loudly tells Sandra that those eating should get jobs and not be beggars.
Sandra tells their friends about Julie's actions, which inspires them to also give from their own pocket, leading to many more full bellies for those that need it.
Sandra is very embarrassed and disappointed by Julie's comments and tells her she no longer wants to be her friend.