85-Year-Old Granny Sends Sweet Message To Google And They Replied

Grandmothers are adorable on their own. But when they show good manners and intelligence while communicating via Internet, it’s just melts everybody’s hearts.

This English granny in a few days became a star of Internet. Here is how it happened!

Ben John / Via Twitter: @Push10Ben

On June 9th, Ben John (grandson) saw on his 86-year-old granny, May Ashworth’s laptop an unusual request to Google. Ben’s granny in Google search bar wrote:

“Please translate these roman numerals mcmxcviii thank you”

Ben thought that granny’s message to Google was very touching so he posted a picture of granny’s request on Twitter saying that:

Ben John / Via Twitter: @Push10Ben

In just a few days his post was re-tweeted more than 11 thousand times.

Ben asked his granny why she writes “please” and “thank you” every time she searches something.

As it turned out, granny thinks that there is a particular person who sits in Google headquarters and answers questions. And if you ask politely, “this” person will answer faster.

Ben’s tweet was noticed by official Google representatives, who in the same polite manner gave an answer to granny’s message.

Ben John / Via Twitter: @Push10Ben

Isn’t this a great example of good manners that our grannies teach us since childhood?

Granny, I love you!