Went in there tonight with my daughter and 2 kids. Although I went to CB West and Del Val and lived above Kelly's on Main Street back in the day, I always felt like an uncultured blue-collar country bumpkin (I still do). But tonight, the person that waited on me, my daughter and son was so patient in explaining the flavors if the gelatos, offering samples to my kids, and even recommending coffee for me and my bumpkin @ss. What was amazing, is her genuine patience and devotion to serve and satisfy her customer. Amazing and rare to see anymore. I walked in wearing an old t-shirt and old shorts and sneakers among a crowd of affluent-looking patrons. I did not look like I fit in. But she treated me and my kids with genuine respect. This is why I am writing this. I am actually in an Executive MBA program at Temple, and due to graduate in December. I am not what people perceive me to be. This person behind the counter (young, dark brown hair, Italian or mediterranean-looking woman) zeroed in on every syllable I said among the cacophony of patrons. It made my night and I thoroughly and completely enjoyed the rest of the evening with my kids. I haven't felt this way in a very long time. That experience reignited my passion for Doylestown and I even commented that the town is even better than I imagine 20 years ago. That person behind the counter, whether she knew it not, exemplified exactly and precisely what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is all about. Really. I even commented to my daughter on the way home that I thought this was the best night of my life. That woman behind the counter deserves a huge raise and much more. Seriously. She is exactly the type of rare person I would want to hire and bend over backwards to develop professionally in my own company. No lie. If you guys knew what was good for your business, you would do well to make sure you do everything to keep her. Simply amazing. Well done, who ever you are. I'm sorry I did not get your name.