Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end William Gholston repays favor … with interest

One day when William Gholston of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was a senior in high school in Detroit, his car ran out of gas.

He found a service station nearby, but like many young drivers, didn’t have any money on him.

The gas station attendant, Mohamed Gabasha, helped out the young man in need. Gabasha gave him a can of gas and a lift back to his car.

Gholston didn’t forget.

Now 23, Gholston went back to the same station to thank Gabasha and pay him back — with interest.

He gave the clerk a one-hundred dollar bill for his kind gesture from five years earlier.

Good karma can go a long way … and for a long time.

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