“A little random act of kindness never hurt nobody.” These are the very true words of an individual who stepped up to say thanks to those who serve him.

Two brothers from Durham, North Carolina, were dining at a Chick-fil-A when a pair of military service members walked through the doors of the restaurant.

Jonathan and Stephen Full were with their children, giving their wives a much needed beak to shop and take in the day. When Jonathan saw two military members walk through the door, he quickly stood up.

“It’s always been on my mind to pay for some military members’ meals when I get the chance,” Jonathan told WTVD.

He went on to explain his rationale behind the sudden decision to buy their lunch. “It just hit me real good in my heart to do it then. And it just happened.”

But Jonathan had no clue who else was about to walk through those Chick-fil-A doors next. About a dozen more military members in uniform, both men and women, soon showed up.

“Man is there a bus dropped off somewhere? Did we just hit the motherload here?” Jonathan said. “What felt moving through my heart is I didn’t care if 200 more showed. I was still going to buy the meal.”

His brother Stephen posted on Facebook how proud he was of his younger brother in that moment. And he even caught some pictures of the encounter, too.

“He didn’t even bat an eye,” Stephen said, recalling how Jonathan brought the rest of the military men and women to the front of the line.

In the end, this amazing act goes much deeper for these two brothers than anyone knew. Their step-brother Joshua came down with severe PTSD following a tour in Iraq and, just one week before that day at Chick-fil-A, took his own life.

“(Jonathan) asked (the military members) to reach out to anyone they knew with PTSD and try their best to get them the help they needed,” Stephen wrote on Facebook.

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Stephen also shared with WTVD that Jonathan told the military members to “save your money for something more than just feeding yourself. Let us take care of you since you take care of us.”

What an amazing example that will no doubt stick with their children who watched. As Jonathan put it, “A little random act of kindness never hurt nobody.” We couldn’t agree more!