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What was the last good deed you did for a stranger?
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(following on form the post in news about the girl being 20p short for her busfare)
My last one was yesterday when at the supermarket a woman had no change for the trolley and I gave her a spare trolley token I had in my purse.
My last one was yesterday when at the supermarket a woman had no change for the trolley and I gave her a spare trolley token I had in my purse.
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I recently stopped for a young guy who was trying to flag down passing cars on a quiet country lane at early o'clock in the morning.
His car was playing up and he'd stopped to top up the radiator and it wouldn't start again as the battery was also bugge r ed. I gave him a jump start and continued on my journey questioning my sanity for stopping at early o'clock for a bloke flagging down cars on a country lane.......
His car was playing up and he'd stopped to top up the radiator and it wouldn't start again as the battery was also bugge r ed. I gave him a jump start and continued on my journey questioning my sanity for stopping at early o'clock for a bloke flagging down cars on a country lane.......
No Halo's intended, the person I cared for whom had L.D. there was no records of his family or where his Mother ( Father not known) was buried, it took me 4months of searching the web / Friends Unite To eventually find their burial place, it was bolden Nr Altrincham, up to the day I took him to her grave, the person NEVER raised his head up until I pointed out his mothers grave, Sad but an end for the person that never had contact for 60 years+.
When I was working on the road as a travelling salesman I stopped at a northern motorway station for some petrol.
A Scotsman tapped on my window and said he was a lorry driver who had to get to Southampton to pick up a load. He looked cold so I bought him a cup of coffee.
I dropped him off at Brighton train station and gave him his fare to Southampton.
He must have stolen one of my business cards, as when I arrived home in Brighton the next evening, I found he had conned ihis way into my next door neighbours house by saying he was a friend of mine.
He had got them to make a meal for him. I was furious and apologised to my neighbours.
I took him to a B&B and paid for one night's stay.
I told he that if he came back to my house I would report him to the police.
After that I never gave a lift to anyone.
A Scotsman tapped on my window and said he was a lorry driver who had to get to Southampton to pick up a load. He looked cold so I bought him a cup of coffee.
I dropped him off at Brighton train station and gave him his fare to Southampton.
He must have stolen one of my business cards, as when I arrived home in Brighton the next evening, I found he had conned ihis way into my next door neighbours house by saying he was a friend of mine.
He had got them to make a meal for him. I was furious and apologised to my neighbours.
I took him to a B&B and paid for one night's stay.
I told he that if he came back to my house I would report him to the police.
After that I never gave a lift to anyone.
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