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In fact, one elderly man found out just how caring the store staff really are. 2-year-old Silas Johnson suffers from a disease that requires him to use a walker. He is blind and has no muscle tone. Due to his size, Silas doesn't fit into any standard walker...so grandpa went to Home Depot to get supplies, but then three employees stepped in and built it for him. The three men truly went above and beyond to help Silas.
However, it wasn't just any old mobility device that they built for the happy little guy. This one had style and flair! When Silas ran his hand over it in excitement, the employees knew they did an awesome job. Watch the video below to see the walker these three awesome men created for the adorable little toddler. You also won't believe the low-ball price they charged for the custom creation!