Nice deeds...

[AbeSonic]

How many of you have ever gone out of your way to help somebody out? This literally just happened less than half an hour ago.

I guess maybe it's because I'm tired, or possible feeling more compassionate than usual. But I did something good in someone's life. Prepare for long story... > > >

So I'm in Walmart's parking lot heading towards my car after just chasing down some older lady and handing her a bag of grocery's she forgot at the checkout stand when this 20 something year old woman approaches me from the side and says "excuse me sir, I'm sorry to bother you but I need some help" I said yeah, what's up how can I help you? She then proceeds to tell me that she is down here with her sister and friends are stranded here in the parking lot because she has run out of gas. I load my stuff into my trunk and ask if she has a gas can to which she says yes. So I proceed to buy her $10 worth of fuel for her old Caddy. I even drove her to the gas station and back with the can of fuel. She thanked me up and down and I said no problem. This was my nice deed for the day, and now a strange feeling has come over me. There is more details to this story but I'm feel they are unnecessary in the story. I don't know what else to say so yeah...


Cliffs: Feeling compassionate or tired as fuck.
Helped out some 20yr old chick with $10 worth of gas.

Discuss...

[mrcheezle19]

How many of you have ever gone out of your way to help somebody out? This literally just happened less than half an hour ago.

I guess maybe it's because I'm tired, or possible feeling more compassionate than usual. But I did something good in someone's life. Prepare for long story... > > >

So I'm in Walmart's parking lot heading towards my car after just chasing down some older lady and handing her a bag of grocery's she forgot at the checkout stand when this 20 something year old woman approaches me from the side and says "excuse me sir, I'm sorry to bother you but I need some help" I said yeah, what's up how can I help you? She then proceeds to tell me that she is down here with her sister and friends are stranded here in the parking lot because she has run out of gas. I load my stuff into my trunk and ask if she has a gas can to which she says yes. So I proceed to buy her $10 worth of fuel for her old Caddy. I even drove her to the gas station and back with the can of fuel. She thanked me up and down and I said no problem. This was my nice deed for the day, and now a strange feeling has come over me. There is more details to this story but I'm feel they are unnecessary in the story. I don't know what else to say so yeah...


Cliffs: Feeling compassionate or tired as fuck.
Helped out some 20yr old chick with $10 worth of gas.

Discuss...

details?

[Pantless Spency]

i do like going out of my way to help out people, because if i was that person i wouldnt want people to just stand around and not help.


its actually incorporated into your brain to help others who are in need of help.

[5Toes]

first day of school I helped push start a car and jump started 2 others in the e30...

all while the football players sat around laughed cause they dont know how to do it themselves... :rofl:

[AbeSonic]

details?

It wasn't anything outrageous or anything. While we were riding to the gas station she told me how she was visiting her senile grandpa from Centrailia WA. I don't know if she was trying to butter me up or was being real. Either way I helped her out. I was just hoping she wouldn't pull a gun on me and try and rob me of my E30 lol

[Cronopoulos]

Every weekend I try and help to help at least 1 woman get home safe from the bars to avoid those pesky DUI's...

[NotColtonOrr]

People try that sob story all the time on me at Walmart. Not doubting that the person you helped was being dishonest or anything but it's one of the most common sympathy change grabbers that homeless/crackheads/drunks try to pull.

[Pantless Spency]

People try that sob story all the time on me at Walmart. Not doubting that the person you helped was being dishonest or anything but it's one of the most common sympathy change grabbers that homeless/crackheads/drunks try to pull.

sounds like you live a really awesome life and don't trust anyone,
did your girlfriend not come home on time today? she must be having an affair, there no other reason.

[imsotyerred]

I go out of my way to drive extra defensively and not let other people crash into me on the highway

this uses up pretty much all of my energy for good deeds toward strangers

[ButtJuice]

20 year old female you say? ;)

Perhaps you had other feelings other than compassion.

[Stanley Rockafella]

I go out of my way to drive extra defensively and not let other people crash into me on the highway

this uses up pretty much all of my energy for good deeds toward strangers

20 year old female you say?



Perhaps you had other feelings other than compassion.

+1



ya horny bugger!

[KillaCam]

you just got scamed!! this happens all the time. i officially dont give people money anymore. i will give them my time but no cash or gas

[mrcheezle19]

Every weekend I try and help to help at least 1 woman get home safe from the bars to avoid those pesky DUI's...

I see what you did there.

[ohthejosh]

Theres this permit machine on campus that doesn't take card, I know because I usually don't carry cash and if I do it's usually a 5 or something. Machine does not give change either which is stupid. Well the next machine is on the other side of campus.

Well I was early to class and I passed by the machine and saw some guy using a card. Thought nothing of it. I parked and walked by the guy and saw he was still there and knew he couldn't make it work. I was just gonna go to class and do nothing but remembered that I forgot to lock my car. So I turned around and as I passed by he looked frustrated and I knew I had 3 dollars I could give him. I asked "hey your card didn't work huh?" he goes "Yea" I said "I got 3 bucks if you need it" He said "Oh wow, well I have 2 so if I can just get one Ill be fine"

I gave him a dollar and he was super grateful.

Two weeks ago I saw a guy panhandling on a median on my way to McDonalds. I ordered two extra double cheese burgers and gave it to him.

Been feeling generous lately.

[Dozyproductions]

I use to always help this blind kid to cross the street and to the bus stop everyday when we would take the same bus. I guess it was more like if not me then some one else and if no one else, then a car.

I've always, in ups and downs, have had genuinely good people help me. Just figured that I can give some back, to keep a balance.