Scoutmaster Mike Wheiler, Troop 21, had 4 of his Scouts serve as instructors for the Cub Scouts during the Flag Day Ceremony. 
They taught about the history of our National flag, and the Cubs really enjoyed their efforts. As a reward, Mike took the 4, Kyle Jensen, Clay Reed, Jared Johnson, and Caleb Robinson, to JB's for breakfast. While eating they were approached by a stranger who looked like a "biker". He had a "walrus type" mustache and wore a bandana on his head. He asked the Scouts what they had done to deserve breakfast at JB's. They, still in their uniforms, told him about their experience at the flag ceremony. He asked them some questions about the flag and continued in conversation while they completed their meal. He left, and Mike went to pay the bill. He was told, "Oh, that man who was talking to your Scouts paid for the meals!" Thanks "Mr. Biker"!
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"It's an old notion and an old responsibility, the teaching of virtues. Virtues don't come in our genes, so it is the duty of every generation to pass them on. It is a duty we are not allowed to surrender."
