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Stuck on the road - what would you do?

Corny

Corny

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Someone is having a problem with a flat tire on the side of the road. What would you do?
Would you walk by? Would you help? Would it depend on the person having the problem?

An interesting video - with a heartwarming ending and an awesome young man.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNJgX3qH148[/ame]

I have to admit that when I heard the last guy talking, I kinda started to dislike him. Just to be proven wrong, instantly. That almost made me tear up !oops!


Quite some time ago, I posted videos from this show already:
Gay couple in a bar:
http://www.justusboys.com/forum/showthread.php?t=323661
Down syndrome worker
http://www.justusboys.com/forum/showthread.php?t=318761
 
I remember the Down syndrome cashier video. In fact, when I saw the Youtube link, I immediately think of that one. The gay couple, however, needs inspection.

Man, I have to learn many so as to not be in the same fate as the actors :p
 
It would depend on the person for me.

As a person who has been treated cruelly all my life, and denied the close friendship that many other people have practically running out their ears, I hold a very dim view of people who have such connections and have had them for years, with no intention of sharing that with lonely guys like me. The ones who would share it--they're okay by me. But they make up maybe 1% of that demographic; maybe even less.

So, my questions to them would be:

1. Do you have brother/sisterlike tight friends?
2. Would you be willing to provide that kind of connection to someone that's lonely?

An answer of "no" to the first, or "yes" to both, and I'd help them. An answer of "yes" to the first and "no" to the second, I'd be gone faster than the Roadrunner with a rocket in its ass.

There are many variations on the scenario that might happen, also. For example, denying help to one of the many bi/gay guys that would reject me based on shallow looks preferences.

There are a lot of very selfish people out there with too much going for them and an unwillingness to share, and I revel in showing my disapproval of them daily, including through denial of assistance. Basically, I give them a taste of their own selfish-ass medicine.
 
TheBigDSergey said:
So, my questions to them would be:

1. Do you have brother/sisterlike tight friends?
2. Would you be willing to provide that kind of connection to someone that's lonely?
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I am a bit confused. Those are the questions that you would ask a stranger being in trouble on the side of the road? You would base an offer of your aid on his answers to that :confused:
 
Corny said:
I am a bit confused. Those are the questions that you would ask a stranger being in trouble on the side of the road? You would base an offer of your aid on his answers to that :confused:
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Yes. It'd be totally out of left field, so it'd be easy to tell if they're lying or not.
 
It would depend on the circumstance.

Just Thursday I had to go to the hospital to have an MRI because I am having back problems and when I get to my car I see that one of my tires is low on air. I know it's a regular problem that I should have fixed but I never did. I can barely put weight on my left leg and can hardly walk and can't bend, it can take me up to 5 minutes to get out of the car, this just happened 2 weeks ago.

It only had about 15 pounds of pressure when it should have 30. I live on a quiet street. First I try to line the valve to the 12 oclock position which means I have to get in and out of my car twice, it wasn't as bad as I expected. Then I could not reach down to put the air compressor on the valve.

The only person around is a man around 70 across the street, he seems agile, he is climbing a ladder to paint the trim of his home. I call "sir" to him. He looks over. I ask if he can help me. I hold up the compressor and I have a back belt on around my waist. He says "no speaka da english" in an Italian accent. Then I wave for him to come over and he ignores me.

So I muster the strength to put the compressor on the valve, but I can't even rest it on the floor, because I can't pick up anything off the floor. After a few attempts I manage to get some more air in the tire, and I made my MRI appointment on time. Yesterday I had to go to the supermarket and on my way home I saw him and gave him a dirty look. I hope when he needs help someone pretends they can't help him. I'm sure he spoke enough English to have helped me and at least he could have come over to see what was wrong.
 
As far as changing tires goes, I drove more than 20 years before I had to change one. I always relied on my motor club to do it. The part I was hesitant about was potting the jack in the right spot so the car doesn't fall. Also you have to know to loosen the lug nuts before you lift the car, or they will just spin after you lift it.
 
I was waiting outside my friends house sometime last year while he and some friends were getting a chinese, when a dude from across the street comes across and asks for help with his car. It seems that over night he left his lights on or something and his battery had been drained flat.

The problem was he was on a hill and tried to start it but just rolled down the hill and was now sticking out into the road so he needed help pushing the car back into his space.

I'll be honest; not a strong guy, even less so last year so I managed to get it about an inch in 10 minutes, thankfully though my friends came back around that time so the 4 of us managed to get his car back to the curb again.

I've no idea about how to change a tire but if someone asked me to help I'd at least give it a go, or give what help I could.
 
It depends, if someone looks capable I will not usually help them, however I will ask if they are ok.

If someone looks completely useless I will stop and ask if they are ok, and offer help if needed. Getting them to help out instead of calling roadside assistance means they might learn how to change a fucking tyre, its not rocket science.
 
Only if he lets me suck his cock.

I am very useless around cars and I doubt emotional support will help his case. I will probably leave the scene and jack off later to his handsome face.
 
you shouldn't be driving a car if you can't change a flat. I can change one and have done so more times than I care to remember. If I get a flat today, I would call a service to change it. I'm too old now.....
 
Depends on a couple of factors. I'll be more than happy to change their tire if:

1. they have all the equipment
2. I'm not in any huge hurry
3. I'm not wearing my nice clothes (which, if I am, I'm probably not walking, so that'd be a moot point)

I can and have helped such people before. Usually, I'll have them help me do it rather than simply do it all for them.

Living where I do, it's far more common to run into people who are stuck in the snow. And at that point, help means just throwing your weight against the car and pushing. I do that several times each winter.

>>>There are a lot of very selfish people out there with too much going for them and an unwillingness to share, and I revel in showing my disapproval of them daily, including through denial of assistance. Basically, I give them a taste of their own selfish-ass medicine.

I'm well-aware that the person in need might be a selfish asshole. But I figure the best thing to do to them isn't to "give them a taste of their own medicine"...but to show them how the other half lives. Perhaps me helping them out would be a step into making them less selfish.

Lex
 
FPNY said:
you shouldn't be driving a car if you can't change a flat. I can change one and have done so more times than I care to remember. If I get a flat today, I would call a service to change it. I'm too old now.....
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You shouldn't be driving if you are too old now. :p
 
Since I'm clueless about cars problems I'd walk on. If they'd ask me for help while they guide I'd do.

It's a shame how long it takes to the muslim guy to get some help.
 
If I'm walking with no time constraints and the person seems to really struggle I think I'll try and help him/her.

If he's handsome, I won't hesitate one second to help him (yes, I'm completely shallow :( )
 
You know what Corny as I watched I couldnt remember if you disliked initially the first or last guy. But his macho attitude and the help he readily offered reminds me of the folks I work with everyday. When he said "Dont worry bout that, it's what i do" I literally laughed out loud. I say that all the time when i am helping people with a variety of things.

That last guy has a great head on his shoulders.

Oh and I would help anyone. I have done what is often considered incredibly dangerous in this day and age and stopped on a deserted highway and helped people. I believe in karma. What you give out is what you get back. No shit.
 
TopherGF said:
I do know how to change a tire. And having been in situations myself where I've needed roadside help (either a jump start for a dead battery, or getting stuck in the snow and needing to be pulled out) and having had random people offer help, I would probably not hesitate to help them.
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Be careful girl sometimes thats just a ruse so they can snatch yo pocketbook, take all yo coins.
 
I'm walking in this scenario? I might help if they were attractive. What?
 
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