CUOMO: How could you make pizza any better?</s>CAMEROTA: I don't know.</s>CUOMO: I will tell you as a good stuff. A message in a pizza box helped save a man's life. Dennis Kust. He lost his will to live after his wife Cheryl lost her battle with cancer. Little did Dennis know the pizza place he frequents on Long Island in New York obviously started a pay it forward with pizza campaign. The shop's owner bought Dennis a pie with a special message inside, stay strong.</s>DENNIS KUST: When you do something nice that works. You know, when you see somebody benefitting and, you know, he made me happy.</s>CUOMO: Beautiful. Dennis says the kind gesture helped lift him from a deep despair.</s>CAMEROTA: Oh my gosh, that's beautiful. Sometimes small gestures, you can do something really small. A small act of kindness for somebody and it does change their day. It changes their life in that way. That's a good reminder.</s>CUOMO: And pizza.</s>CAMEROTA: Pizza helps everything.</s>CUOMO: Right. There it is.</s>CAMEROTA: I mean, that is the wisdom of this next man, John Berman.</s>CUOMO: Doesn't eat pizza, body beautiful.</s>CAMEROTA: Is that right, John?</s>CUOMO: Don't get that by accident.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN NEWSROOM CO-ANCHOR: You know, it is carb heavy, it is carb but I will say pizza in kindness is worth the carb. Guys, have a great weekend. I really appreciate it. We got a lot of news so let's get to it. All right. Good morning everyone. I am John Berman. END
Pizza Show Gives Man Renewed Hope At Life