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On Thanksgiving The Doorbell Rang, It Was A Man Who Looked Like He Had Nowhere To Go. “Do You Have Any Spare Food?” My Mom Said “Give Him Money And Close The Door.” My Dad Said “Set Another Place. He’s Eating With Us.” I Was Furious. Embarrassed. Then At Dinner He Said Something That Made My Dad Go White. I Had No Idea Who That Man Really Was.

Posted on December 4, 2025 By Admin No Comments on On Thanksgiving The Doorbell Rang, It Was A Man Who Looked Like He Had Nowhere To Go. “Do You Have Any Spare Food?” My Mom Said “Give Him Money And Close The Door.” My Dad Said “Set Another Place. He’s Eating With Us.” I Was Furious. Embarrassed. Then At Dinner He Said Something That Made My Dad Go White. I Had No Idea Who That Man Really Was.

A Homeless Man Knocked on The Door at Thanksgiving Dinner. I Had No Idea Who That Man Really Was.

Lauren Mitchell, 17, was setting the table for Thanksgiving when a homeless man knocked asking for food. Her mom said no. Lauren agreed—this was their family dinner. But her dad, Rob, insisted: “Set another place.” Reluctantly, they let David Anderson join them. Dinner was awkward until David said something that made Rob freeze.

I was setting the table when the doorbell rang.

“Can someone get that?” Mom called from the kitchen.

I was holding Grandma’s china, the good stuff we only use for Thanksgiving, so I yelled back, “Charlie, get the door.” My 12-year-old brother didn’t move from the couch, glued to his phone as usual.

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