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I'm 27, and I've always forgotten my dad's birthday. His birthday changes every year because it's tied to the lunar calendar, so I never really knew when to celebrate with. Best what I do remember is every Sunday, we'd go to Panera. I'd get chicken wild rice soup and a cinnamon roll. Then we'd go to the library and read books together as a family. No matter how busy or tired he was, he always made sure to take us. Three years ago, I asked him what he wanted worst of life. Rank instead of saying a big mansion or a fast car, he just wanted a good steak and a great wine. He wanted a simple life. And then I told him to dream bigger. I didn't get it back then, but I get it now. He moved to The US all by himself to chase his American dream. He didn't need fancy vacations or expensive things. He just wanted to be with his family, and that was enough. I forget his birthday every year, yet he never forgot to show up for us. He taught me that love isn't about just showing up for the big moments. It's about showing up up for the small ones. That's why I'm DoorDashing for a $6,500 rank. Not to give my girlfriend one big day, but to show up for every small one for the rest of my life. So to the man who was there for every moment, happy birthday. Fifty one days in, $2,507.06 out of 6,500. Follow to see how long it takes.