Dr. Pepper, I like your idea. Here’s a true story. I heard it from a shabbos guest recently.:
He was backing his car out one day when he banged into another car. He got out and searched around but he didn’t find anyone. So, he stuck a note on the windowshield with his contact info and drove off. Two days later, he gets a call from an autobody shop in regards to the incident.
The Yid said, “oh I’m glad you called.I would like to pay for the damage”
The mechanic said, “I just have one question for you: Are you an orthodox Jew?”
The Yid said, “Yes. Why do you ask?”
He said, “I knew it. The car you banged into belongs to a client of mine who was just here this week fixing her car. She had just picked it up when you banged into it again, so understandably she was very upset. When she brought in her car, I said to her, that from experience I bet you that this is an orthodox Jew. If it is, i told her I’d fix the car free of charge.” And he did.
As Pesach krohn would say, You know who made the kiddush Hashem? Not just the guy who wrote the note, but every other Orthodox Jew who did the same, and shaped the goy’s opinion on Jews.
That’s a Yid!