According to the tale, Rivas visited a local supermarket and “was shocked to see the prices of the items had increased.” So, the veteran visited an antique store where he sold his medals, including a Medal of Honor, for a mere $250.
When a 93-year-old war veteran had no money to buy groceries, he sold his prestigious medals, unaware of what he was actually giving away. The next day, he woke up to a loud military band playing outside his house.
The story ends with Simpson showing up the next morning to Rivas’ house with a military band to honor his years of service. Simpson also returns the medals to the veteran, telling him they reminded him of his late grandfather.
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