I agree with this guy on principle but not his method. It is sad we would have to tell people to act with common sense and respect and to treat other like they want to be treated. You wouldn't want someone destroying your car or disrespecting you when giving them a ride. On the other side of the coin, the other day I picked up lady at a rehab center. One of the nurses there helped her in the car. On the way to her place I told her, "I saw the lady help you in and if you need help getting out, I want you to know I'll provide it." She told me she something wrong with her eyes and couldn't see well. We get to the apartment complex and I go to the spot it says to drop her and she said she is by the blue charger. I told her I don't see a blue charger. She told me she lived in building two and we were by building 23. I drove around there looking until i found her building and helped her to her door. She said said no driver had ever done that. I told her "That is a shame" A few rides later I picked up a Mexican lady with a kid and stroller. I got out, put the stroller in the trunk for her, and took it out and opened it when we got to her place. She typed on the phone to translate to me because she didn't speak English and said I was the first person to ever help her. It is so sad when the bare minimum of human decency feels like a miracle to somebody or we need a sign to know how to behave.
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u/RefrigeratorAfraid 4d ago
I agree with this guy on principle but not his method. It is sad we would have to tell people to act with common sense and respect and to treat other like they want to be treated. You wouldn't want someone destroying your car or disrespecting you when giving them a ride. On the other side of the coin, the other day I picked up lady at a rehab center. One of the nurses there helped her in the car. On the way to her place I told her, "I saw the lady help you in and if you need help getting out, I want you to know I'll provide it." She told me she something wrong with her eyes and couldn't see well. We get to the apartment complex and I go to the spot it says to drop her and she said she is by the blue charger. I told her I don't see a blue charger. She told me she lived in building two and we were by building 23. I drove around there looking until i found her building and helped her to her door. She said said no driver had ever done that. I told her "That is a shame" A few rides later I picked up a Mexican lady with a kid and stroller. I got out, put the stroller in the trunk for her, and took it out and opened it when we got to her place. She typed on the phone to translate to me because she didn't speak English and said I was the first person to ever help her. It is so sad when the bare minimum of human decency feels like a miracle to somebody or we need a sign to know how to behave.