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    Being Alone, Bad, and Cars: r/AskReddit
 u/ReichSmasher2018 7h
 What are redeeming qualities of humanity
 that nobody mentions?
 8.9k
 1.5k
 . Share
 TOP COMMENTS โ–ผ
 Tie YourTubesldiot 5h
 Once my mom and I were sitting in her car outside a
 grocery story, probably around 11 pm when we saw this
 toddler in the car next to us, on his own, who looked like he
 had been crying. So we smiled and waved at him and he
 smiled back and waved, then after a few minutes of this he
 fell asleep and we waited in our car to make sure whoever
 brought him there came back. We were sort of ranting
 about how awful it is to leave a toddler alone in a car
 especially so late at night, and how irresponsible the
 parent/guardian must have been, blah blah blah. Then the
 child's mother came back carrying cough syrup and baby
 pain relief. So we felt kind of bad for ranting about her, she
 had probably just panicked and had to get her kid
 something to make him feel better and had no one else to
 take care of him (I still don't think she should have left him
 in the car, but this was rural Ireland so statistics were in her
 favour). Anyway, the whole point of this ramble was that
 when we saw her come back, we went to pull out of our
 parking space, but as we did, three or four more cars pulled
 out too. I think we were all making sure this kid was ok, and
 I was just so touched by that moment. So l guess l'd say
 our greatest quality is our tendency to look out for others,
 especially when there's no incentive to do so
 Reply 76k
Redditor tells heartwarming story of the wholesomeness of humanity
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Being Alone, Bad, and Cars: r/AskReddit
 u/ReichSmasher2018 7h
 What are redeeming qualities of humanity
 that nobody mentions?
 8.9k
 1.5k
 . Share
 TOP COMMENTS โ–ผ
 Tie YourTubesldiot 5h
 Once my mom and I were sitting in her car outside a
 grocery story, probably around 11 pm when we saw this
 toddler in the car next to us, on his own, who looked like he
 had been crying. So we smiled and waved at him and he
 smiled back and waved, then after a few minutes of this he
 fell asleep and we waited in our car to make sure whoever
 brought him there came back. We were sort of ranting
 about how awful it is to leave a toddler alone in a car
 especially so late at night, and how irresponsible the
 parent/guardian must have been, blah blah blah. Then the
 child's mother came back carrying cough syrup and baby
 pain relief. So we felt kind of bad for ranting about her, she
 had probably just panicked and had to get her kid
 something to make him feel better and had no one else to
 take care of him (I still don't think she should have left him
 in the car, but this was rural Ireland so statistics were in her
 favour). Anyway, the whole point of this ramble was that
 when we saw her come back, we went to pull out of our
 parking space, but as we did, three or four more cars pulled
 out too. I think we were all making sure this kid was ok, and
 I was just so touched by that moment. So l guess l'd say
 our greatest quality is our tendency to look out for others,
 especially when there's no incentive to do so
 Reply 76k
Redditor tells heartwarming story of the wholesomeness of humanity
                
            

            
            
Redditor tells heartwarming story of the wholesomeness of humanity