A good-hearted, yet unidentified man recently walked into a Tim Horton’s shop on Jasper Avenue in Edmonton, Canada. He bought 500 cups of Joe for the next 500 customers who visited the establishment.

The whole ‘pay it forward’ concept has been around for a long time and it shows no signs of slowing down.

An unidentified man recently walked into a Tim Horton’s shop on Jasper Avenue in Edmonton, Canada. He purchased a whole day’s worth of coffee, but not only for himself.

Instead, he bought 500 cups of Joe for the next 500 customers who visited the establishment. The generous act set the male back just under $900.

The man who was said to be between the ages of 25 and 30, paid for the hefty tab by using a debit card. Prior to the major purchase, the male asked the clerk how many coffees on average were sold in a day. After receiving a response, he opted to buy 500.

When a supervisor asked him why he was doing it, the man remained quiet, refusing to say a word about his motive. Customers who later came in and learned their coffee was free due to the mystery man’s kind gesture, left with huge smiles on their faces.

Would you ever consider paying for someone else?