Two Minutes Full of Blessings Surprise: The Story of an Ojol Dad's Unwavering Spirit

Medan Sunggal, Medan City - (12/16/25) Jestham Traktir once again presented a meaningful special moment. This episode introduces us to an inspiring figure, Mr. Anwar Aludin, an online motorcycle taxi driver who is no longer young. However, his determination to work hard and support his family remains unwavering. A rare opportunity was given to him: to grab groceries to his heart's content at a supermarket, but with a challenging time limit of only two minutes.

The thrilling moment began immediately. With a countdown, Mr. Anwar ran into the supermarket aisles, guided by cheers of encouragement from Jestham. Initially, he seemed a little confused and focused on staple needs: "rice, oil, sugar." Unfortunately, rice was unavailable. Swiftly, Mr. Anwar then filled his cart with various items while being continuously encouraged to take more. Soap, cooking oil, instant noodles, coffee, soy sauce, fruits, and chocolate—he managed to gather into an increasingly full cart, though several items fell in the frantic race against time.

After the intense two minutes ended, the fruit of Mr. Anwar's efforts was visible: his cart was filled with various necessities. With a relieved and deeply grateful face, he offered his sincere thanks. A touching moment flowed as conversation unfolded. Mr. Anwar shared that he has two sons who have already finished school, and his eldest son is even graduating in November. This is what fuels his motivation: "Yes, my spirit is for my family too."

The conversation deepened as Mr. Anwar opened up about another side of life as an ojol driver. He shared that bonuses from the application have significantly decreased compared to the past, making income harder to come by. His advice to his children is simple yet heartfelt: "Just study diligently so you can be successful later, not like your father here." This statement represents the hope of all parents who want their children to achieve a better life.

This episode did not stop at material giving. Jestham added extra sustenance by buying the rice that was unavailable earlier, showing that care knows no bounds. Warmth was also felt in the prayers they offered for each other. Although of different faiths, they wished each other goodness and abundant blessings, teaching the beauty of tolerance and mutual respect.

This edition of Jestham Traktir is more than just a fun race against the clock. It is a real portrait of life's struggles, the perseverance of a family head, and an unyielding spirit at an advanced age. Through Mr. Anwar's sincere smile and wise words, we are invited to see that sustenance and happiness often come from simple things: gratitude, hard work for family, and genuine kindness between fellow human beings.