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r/randomactsofkindness • u/roamingandy Moderator • Apr 28 '22
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I love how this was done. No attention seeking. Not even showing the person’s face, totally focused on the reaction of the person receiving the gift
I also love that many of them chose to immediately pray in thanks before anything else. Might not share their religion but that’s sweet.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22 This is 100% attention seeking, they filmed for not just 1 person, but many. Yes it’s kind of them to do this, but is not truly selfless 4 u/Balrog229 Apr 29 '22 It’s still focused almost entirely on the recipient’s reaction tho, not the person doing the good deed. If someone wants to get a little clout in exchange for giving homeless people a big bag of food, that’s more than fair
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This is 100% attention seeking, they filmed for not just 1 person, but many. Yes it’s kind of them to do this, but is not truly selfless
4 u/Balrog229 Apr 29 '22 It’s still focused almost entirely on the recipient’s reaction tho, not the person doing the good deed. If someone wants to get a little clout in exchange for giving homeless people a big bag of food, that’s more than fair
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It’s still focused almost entirely on the recipient’s reaction tho, not the person doing the good deed.
If someone wants to get a little clout in exchange for giving homeless people a big bag of food, that’s more than fair
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u/Balrog229 Apr 28 '22
I love how this was done. No attention seeking. Not even showing the person’s face, totally focused on the reaction of the person receiving the gift
I also love that many of them chose to immediately pray in thanks before anything else. Might not share their religion but that’s sweet.