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Exceptionally thoughtful young man.
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PassElephant
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Supermarket carpark. Enormous bang from offside front of car and car lurches down. A young man hears the noise and expresses concern.
We drive home very tentatively and young man, unbeknown to us, follows to make sure we are okay.
So worried. We didn't thank him enough, but we are very grateful and blessed for his kindness and care.
Turned out to be a broken coil/spring and fixed by our garage in a day.
What a lovely young man.
We drive home very tentatively and young man, unbeknown to us, follows to make sure we are okay.
So worried. We didn't thank him enough, but we are very grateful and blessed for his kindness and care.
Turned out to be a broken coil/spring and fixed by our garage in a day.
What a lovely young man.
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A good advert for young people ; it makes one feel good, doesn't it ?2
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What a lovely young man - I do wish there were more people like that!
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But there doesn't seem to be , does there Pru ? Shame......2
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I thought someone was calling out to me because they were jogging and wanted to overtake me. In fact I'd dropped a credit card which they wanted to return to me.
I realised I'd also lost my bank card - everything had fallen out of my phone case. Sadly that had been picked up and misused but was blocked before I'd finished phoning to report its lossSignature removed for peace of mind3 -
Savvy_Sue said:I thought someone was calling out to me because they were jogging and wanted to overtake me. In fact I'd dropped a credit card which they wanted to return to me.
I realised I'd also lost my bank card - everything had fallen out of my phone case. Sadly that had been picked up and misused but was blocked before I'd finished phoning to report its loss
There are so many good people in this world.
I lost my wallet last year because I left it on the car roof. A lovely man drove 13 miles to my home (driving licence card with address) and gave it back to me intact with £20 in it. I tried to given him the £20 but he wouldn't take it.
Angels every where, despite the few naughty ones.2 -
coachman12 said:But there doesn't seem to be , does there Pru ? Shame......6
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They are everywhere, being kind, being considerate, helping others. Making a difference in the world.But reporting it doesn't sell newspapers.I’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Competition Time, Site Feedback and Marriage, Relationships and Families boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com All views are my own and not the official line of Money Saving Expert.4
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It's great to see more people stepping up and showing their kindness openly, especially in this tough time.0
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