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Maybe he was embarrassed or felt awkward because he needed help....

at any rate, just take it for what it was.....a random act of kindness.....you know you did the right thing.....and would do it again next time.

pbans wrote:Maybe he was embarrassed or felt awkward because he needed help....
at any rate, just take it for what it was.....a random act of kindness.....you know you did the right thing.....and would do it again next time.

I agree with Paige.......

you did good Creeky....

I've stopped being nice to people for a while now. I've held doors open for women of all ages - with a smile even! - and get nothing so much as some glare.

***** that guy in the wheel chair - you should have put the boot it.

Here's a good irony for ya - a few weeks ago a handicapped driver screwed up and drove into the wall of a busy breakfast place. WHY? Because the stupid handicapped parking is right in front of all buildings when it should be as far away as possible.

I'm always holding the door open for people. When they don't say thanks (about 50% of the time), I say loudly, "YOU'RE WELCOME !" in a cheerful voice. Sometimes you gotta teach people things.

ragtopW wrote:

SMLCHNG wrote:

ragtopW wrote: Opened the door for two young ladies yesterday..
as they passed through the door one said to the other..
"he just did that to see our Butts"

What is funny is they both had car coats on..

You should've muttered: "Well the back is definitely a welcome respite from the front...."

Well I saw him at the station yesterday afternoon and I just glared

But I did help a mother wtih three young children with her pram on the train and she was very thankful - so my faith is restored

creeky wrote:Well I saw him at the station yesterday afternoon and I just glared

But I did help a mother wtih three young children with her pram on the train and she was very thankful - so my faith is restored

Jenny - You are so kind and thoughtful.

creeky wrote:Well I saw him at the station yesterday afternoon and I just glared

But I did help a mother wtih three young children with her pram on the train and she was very thankful - so my faith is restored

Glad to hear. Not all people are ungrateful idiots.

BTW, what's a pram?

SharkOnLand wrote:

creeky wrote:Well I saw him at the station yesterday afternoon and I just glared

But I did help a mother wtih three young children with her pram on the train and she was very thankful - so my faith is restored

Glad to hear. Not all people are ungrateful idiots.

BTW, what's a pram?

baby carriage


And Jenny---you are a caring person.
Continue doing the good that you do.
If they don't appreciate it, so be it.
But YOU know.

SharkOnLand wrote:

creeky wrote:Well I saw him at the station yesterday afternoon and I just glared

But I did help a mother wtih three young children with her pram on the train and she was very thankful - so my faith is restored

Glad to hear. Not all people are ungrateful idiots.

BTW, what's a pram?

Jason.. I dinna Ken Ye were Daft...

a Pram is a Baby Buggy

STL PARROTHEAD wrote:

pbans wrote:Maybe he was embarrassed or felt awkward because he needed help....
at any rate, just take it for what it was.....a random act of kindness.....you know you did the right thing.....and would do it again next time.

I agree with Paige.......

you did good Creeky....

I'm with Paige and Louie, think he was embarrassed, and may have been there for a while..