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this happened just now:

i bought mcdonald's take out, walk to bus station & i need to use the washroom

wash my hands forgot my take and by the time i realize it, i already see a dirty homeless man eating my big mac meal

that was actually money well spent

Bought a buddy a couple McDoubles today as he's helping me wire up the wife's van for a trailer. He had already eaten so I found a homeless woman in Langley to feed. Hope she appreciates the "Like a Mac" version as much as I do!

I just found $60 at work on the floor, turned it into security.

I hope the person who lost it finds it, I hope someone would do the same for me if I ever lost some money.

Security guard is now $60.00 richer.

Not all security guards are bad. I know some and.......... Nvm, I see your point.

Bought a homeless guy couple hot dogs and a bottle of water a couple weeks ago. Gave them to him and asks me to go buy him a slurpee, not even a thank you. Some fuckin people.

there's a reason why they're homeless.

This crossed my mind when turing it in, I filled out a form etc etc, if no one claims the money, then it is donated to charity.

I agree not all security guards are bad, but many are - we have had the same few here for the a very long time.

^
i once found $500 RMB on the floor at a wine show here in china, chances of me finding owner was slim as this is china & i was at a public event

also dont really trust security guards here, ended up donating the money to charity after hearing a sad story on the local news

it's great that you turned it in but i doubt that money will be going back to its rightful owner

you shouldve just donated it to a charity of your choice imo

FailFish

Good intentions, but if it's just a few cash bills, 10/10 times the security is gonna keep it.

Non-local RAOK I read about that I thought was worth a share.

New Jersey waitress who bought meal for firefighters as thank you for their service is rewarded when they help raise $30,000 for her father's wheelchair van

Read more: New Jersey waitress who paid for firefighters' meal rewarded when they raise money for dad's wheelchair van | Daily Mail Online

Some homeless bitch or junkie or whatever asked me to buy her a xlarge triple triple and apple fritter from tim hos. Meh..whatever it wasnt like she wanted change for crack or meth

friend was driving me home and we passed by a few girls who were trying to push their Camry. (which was in park BTW)
we pulled over and offered to help. I had tools with me as we were working on his car before.
So yea, pulled out some tools and gloves, and went to work. The battery was terribly aged and corroded on the terminals. Cleaned them up, bolted it back up and car started. Asked them to drive home and get a new batt.

No, did not get numbers. No, did not want any. Surrey LGs and I just didn't want them to get kidnapped.

A quick kindness/common courtesy story from a few days ago:

I was filling up at a station, eyefucking a new mercedes S class - driven by an older gentlemen, he filled up and slowly started driving to the touchless carwash bay at the gas station. I started to look away but something caught the corner of my eye as he was punching in the code - his sunroof was cracked open!

I bolted across the gas station yelling at him, and at first he looked at me like i was insane lol - then i told him his sunroof was open and he had the biggest look of surprise. Thanked me profusely.

Just a funny story of something that could have gone very poorly for someone...lol.

'Tis the season again! Be nice everyone :)

:lawl::lawl::heckno::heckno:

Why the fuck you lyyyyin', why you always lyyyyin'...... :P

If you have extra coats sweaters or jackets, donate them to a local collecting center/bin

Donation Bins - Vancouver Big Brothers for example

if you're fucking cold lately, imagine what it's like for people who arent as well prepared

Must load up with change for Sally Ann

I also make it a point to stop and donate to Firefighter's boot drive. I'll go out of my way to do it and always thank them for a good job.

A few buddies and I changed some chicks tire in the rain the other day when she had a flat. Like a bloody pit crew. I even timed it. ha

Splash'n'dash? :ifyouknow:

Random Acts of Kindness
 

A Good Samaritan and myself rescued an injured blue heron with a broken wing and brought him down to the animal hospital on W4th. While we were getting a blanket and box to corral him into, there were at least a half dozen crows circling above waiting to attack him.
Unfortunately, when I called to do a follow up later that night, they said the the blue herons wing was too badly broken and that they had to euthanize him.

^ better than being picked apart by those crows though!