Thanks for your help
By wowthanksworld - 22/03/2013 15:42 - United States
By wowthanksworld - 22/03/2013 15:42 - United States
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By Anonymous - 12/03/2014 15:33 - United States
Hey, at least you weren't robbed.
They all probably thought "look at this drunk SOB"
Errr, the average non-hobo does not look like a hobo.
Sadly, some people just don't seem to want/or are scared to get involved. However, maybe the ones that witnessed you fall, did check on you and your vital signs-- (which were there since you came to on your own) then thought you were drunk and just needed to sleep it off. I'm trying to be optimistic. Grasping at straws. I once watched a video surveillance on the news, of an elderly lady that fell over and died on the floor while at a hospital waiting room. Nurse after nurse walked by, looked at her and continued to go about their business. She was dead over 40 minutes before anyone realized her had died. ): That was somebody's love one!
Do you live in New York City?
Next time you go on the subway, tether a tip jar to your pants. That way, even when you're passed out, you can still make a profit off those 25 people!
I tried to change my mindset and always help people in need, but it really turned on me. Some people thanked me, but I've also gotten punched in the face and yelled at Now I don't know if I should continu to help or go back to minding my own business. But if I would see someone pass out, I would help. I'm sorry there was nobody who felt like helping you OP.
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There were 25 people who stepped over you and passed out? You may need to wear less perfume, or something.
That's how the world goes today unfortunately.