@pubity: A kid followed the smell of a barbecue straight to a stranger's front door and asked if he could have some. No hesitation. No shame. Just a hungry kid and a good nose. The neighbors checked but had nothing left on the grill, so they handed him a bag of Cheetos and sent him on his way. The clip has gone viral, with one commenter saying they would have made him a plate and taught him how to grill on the spot. Would you have given him some? (via: @miss_ari3) #hosted #pubity #viral

alpina :

he asked so politely ☺️

Jambo Bates-Benitez :

100% give the kid some barbecue

King Gnomus :

100% fixing him a plate

The Cat Pssspssspssperer2.0 :

Of course he'd be welcome! He was so polite, and telling someone their cooking smells good is one of the best compliments! 🥰🥰🥰

Idle Wild :

He asked nicely. Most of that leftover food would probably go to waste anyway. Give the kid a plate.

LadyBird :

Nope. That's not a polite thing to do.

Tierra Twix Briggs :

I love that they invited him over for pizza 🍕 ♥️next day

nickkkkkk392 :

Bro there was none left why yall mad

redheadmama7 :

Well that’s adorable 🥰 of course I’d ask him in and give him a plate!

Cheryl :

Of course I would fix that child a plate. But I would tell him to bring it home,and check with his mom first. He looks like a sweet child. It takes a lot of courage to walk up and ring someone’s doorbell and tell them how wonderful their barbecue smells.

womanwitattitude :

I'd be fixing him a plate🥰

DespinaD :

he's so cute. I would give him a big plate

Deenice :

I'd give him a plate for sure❤️

D79Sancez :

He's been invited over for pizza

Bee🐝Kind :

Etouffeemysoul :

Absolutely

ernie.hi :

Hell yes

Marichuy :

I wouldn’t feel comfortable giving him anything without his parents permission

😎😎😎Slim 🧐🧐🧐 :

Bless him 🥰🥰

Awashy :

I’d give him a plate for sure

Somebodygottasayit Shaw :

I’m 💯Percent food and a plate to go

bevelation :

I’d invited him and his family to eat. A bag of Cheetos?!

Elisabeth ❤️‍🔥 :

Sharing food is a lost joy of humanity. I usually make too much, but if a child showed up politely intrigued I’d happily hand him a plate