That horrible moment when you’re 20 metres away from the bus and the driver — whom you SWEAR has seen you frantically waving — drives off without you. We’ve all been there, right?
Well, that’s exactly what happened to one frustrated commuter recently — until a lovely stranger offered him a lift.
A motorbike-riding, leather-clad stranger with tattoos on every inch of his body.
And despite the fact that we’re SURE his mum advised him not to accept lifts from strangers, the commuter jumped right on the back of the motorbike and got to work on time.
Cute, huh?
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This adorable video has us talking about good deeds. Have you ever accepted – or offered – a totally random act of kindness? Tell us the story and give us all a big cheesy grin in the comments below.
Top Comments
When we were travelling in our 27 year old rust bucket when we can across a broken down car. There was one guy steering and one guy pushing it uphill. So we stopped and helped push that clunker for about 2 kilometres swapping roles as we went.
I've always found the most helpful people are usually those who know tough times.
I disagree with the headline.....my ultimate fantasy when bus drivers ignore me, particularly if they're early and I'm 3m from the bus stop, is to drag them off the bus and beat them repeatedly with a blunt object. Sadly I'm limited to contacting the transport info line/website to complain.