Other week I went to an Indian restaurant in San Diego. Mexican lady had never been. Naturally it wasnt very good and she pretended she liked it but I knew better.
Long story short my hotel (fucking Hilton, can you believe thin shit) no fridge. No fucking fridge.
I realized this on the way back and gave 80 bucks worth of curry to some cunt asleep on a bench.
He better have liked it
Long story short my hotel (fucking Hilton, can you believe thin shit) no fridge. No fucking fridge.
I realized this on the way back and gave 80 bucks worth of curry to some cunt asleep on a bench.
He better have liked it
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I'd rather see this stuff recorded and posted online than another video of a bum fight.
My parents did something like this when I was young. A homeless black man was standing outside the store we were shopping at, and this was during christmas time and it was cold as shit. They bought him a bunch of hot pizza and let me give it to him and I'll never forget the appreciation he showed for having some hot food. Makes me feel like a piece of shit anytime I think about it because I'm dealing with petty shit and he just worries about his next meal.
best part is your parents probably produce, record and distribute it in multimedia format
No. I understand what you're saying about this kinda stuff but if the homeless people get something out of it then it's better than nothing.
As he should be, great family moment - pulling out the camera to recreate the moment back from the beginning and then recording it & posting online is douche level 5000....
I don't know man...I know that theirs a lot of that shit out there but this one seems like just a proud dad to me. Not fake or contrived...he just captured a cool moment and shared.
Nah man. We need a hell of a lot more of these moments being broadcast, versus the constant negative propaganda our media & government love to force feed on us for their agendas.
That kind of good stuff happens all day everyday almost everywhere. I just have an allergy to virtue signaling and morality peacocking online, especially by people using their kids to do it.
It cheapens it, imo.
I dont think so, but that's just me. At the end of the day, this little girl got to do something awesome for someone in need. A homeless guy got a meal. People got to watch it unfold. Mom, Dad, and daughter got a memory that they can watch together for years to come. I wish more people would document and share these moments. Matter of fact, I wish CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC would all implode and be replaced with channels that do nothing but play videos of kind gestures like that. We as a society would be a hell of a lot better off.
I get your frustration at the opposite side (doom and gloom media) - I detest that, but it has to be put in context (they do it intentionally for money) that coverage is out of scale with real life...
Since your last post homeless people have been given food, foster kids woke up in a great family home, people were rescued, etc - all over the world
I hear ya man. All I'm saying is, I certainly wouldn't be opposed to seeing a hell of a lot more of those things, than the bullshit we're being fed by the media. This country needs more exposure to kindness and good will.