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Offline Mr_Mechanic

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okay.  so we went to wally world on Tuesday.  inside the entrance there was an older gentleman trying to get a pop out of the pop machine.  somehow it wasn't allowing him to get one.  he was saying, damn machine robbed me.  as I walk by, I noticed him and also notice that I have some change in my pocket.  so I reach down inside my pocket and pulled out two quarters and gave it to him.  he looked at me and says, that's not gonna help.  and I said, I hope it does.  as, I walked away, I can hear the pop machine dispensing a can of pop.

what is you latest good deed?



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Re: always feel good when you do something nice for other people
« Reply #1 on: June 22, 2018, 09:09:54 AM »
When I go to shopping place that requires inserting a quarter for a shopping cart - well, when I'm done, I just leave my cart for the next person and don't worry about the quarter.  In the past, while walking to work, I randomly inserts quarters to expired parking meters to help random strangers avoid parking tickets. 



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Re: always feel good when you do something nice for other people
« Reply #2 on: June 22, 2018, 09:25:18 AM »
another story......jus t the other day, I think it was Tuesday too.  I was outside eating lunch and I noticed a black lady, not that race has anything to do with it.  But this lady has some sort of disability.  Not that it matters to me too.  She walked up to me and ask if I knew where the gas station was.  I pointed out to her where it was.  As she turn away and walked down towards the curb.  She was having a hard time stepping down from the sidewalk down to the street because of her disability.  I called out and ask her if she needs help.  She said, "yes."  I went, hold her hand, and help her step down into the street. 



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