So I was at Ikea yesterday with
feybles buying my gf's xmas gift. On the way back to the car, we were walking with our trolley behind a woman and her young teen daughter struggling with a full trolley and a full flatbed trolley full of flat-pack. Of course the way I was raised said "help", so I asked them if they wanted a hand. After a little shock,
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Out of nowhere suddenly 4 people appeared and started pushing my car. They got me off the road, and two of them stayed with me until a mechanic came out to look at it for me. They even offered the use of their RACQ membership, which was super, super nice.
I didn't offer them any money for their troubles; although I was mega super appreciative, money wasn't really something I could spare, especially considering what it had cost to replace the battery. Now I'm certain those folks were happy simply that they had done a good deed, but what's to say they didn't go home feeling kinda disappointed that I didn't seem to appreciate their good samaritanism?
My point is that no one should really be taking offense if they're offered a reward for being helpful. Even plenty of old folk tales talk about how random acts of kindness end up coming around to help them out later in an act of karma or something. It's just their way of saying "thanks, appreciate it".
As long as by the same token people don't get offended when they help someone out and there "isn't" a monetary reward. That's just a nasty attitude.
Made an additional comment only really to say that Freak Angels is excellent and I'm up to episode 89 already. The art is fantastic, the characters well rounded and the story intriguing. Cheers.
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Glad you're enjoying FA. It's pretty spectacular :)
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