What was the "oddest" random act of kindness yu have ever preformed?
By dizzblnd
@dizzblnd (3073)
United States
March 10, 2008 11:13pm CST
On a few occasions, I have been known to pay the toll for the car behind me. No, I did not know them, but it is always fun to watch their faces as the toll booth operator explains someone already paid for them. What's even more fun is to watch the operator as the person explains they have no idea who was in that car.
If the last act of kindness you performed was not "odd", I would still love to hear it.
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@cynicalandoutspoken (4725)
• United States
11 Mar 08
I forever find myself paying for the gallon of milk the little old lady in the store has behind me with her coin purse at the ready.
I used to be a cashier and I think I am being kinder to the cashier then I am the little old lady and everyone else in line that doesn't have to wait for her to count $3.15 in nickels and pennies.
@mrpippo (756)
• United States
11 Mar 08
there was an old woman at the supermarket one time that was short about 60 dollars for her groceries when i saw she started to pick and choose what she had to put back she just broke my heart and i ended up paying the 60 something dollars for her so she could keep all of her groceries
@megumiart (3771)
• United States
11 Mar 08
The strangest good deed I ever did was give a homeless man ice cream in the middle of a huge rainstorm. It was a weird situation and I felt it was the right thing to do. xD
@miller1978 (1101)
• United States
11 Mar 08
Although I don't think it's to odd that I did this but some other's might view it as so. The other day when I went to the store it was snowing and cold, wind blowing like crazy. I did my shopping, loaded the groceries, and headed out of the store parking lot. Up the road I noticed someone carrying 2 bags of groceries walking. Normally I don't stop in the middle of the road when it's a male and ask them if they need a ride, but I did on this day. He said sure. Being a small town I can pretty much tell if someone is nice or not and I have seen this man around town before. Come to find out he only lives 3 blocks from me so I had him get in and I drove him home. He wasn't really talkative and I don't think he even said thank you when I dropped him off. But it made me feel better because I wouldn't want to be on the other end of the stick and have someone pass me up (and it has happened in the past).
