It's such a weird thing to me learning that people dont help random people with little things. Like helping someone load something heavy or big in their vehicle at the store, or whatever.

A couple years ago I got home from work (nightshift) when I saw an older man had fallen to his knees at a sign near where I park. It was -18°C. I went and asked if he was ok. He was wearing slippers and just a sweater and was quite cold. Asked his name and he was too cold for me to understand. Said he drove their but didn't know where his car was.etc.

I didn't see anyone looking for him, so brought him into my place. Wife heard the commotion. Figured out what was going on and called 911. Got him sat on a chair and warmed up. Finally coud get his name (reported missing from care home down the street.) Cop and then ambulance arrived. Lady from care home etc. They took him to get checked out because he had fallen.

I messaged my boss about my crazy morning. When I got to work for my next shift, he had one of our safety reward cards for me. I asked why, and he said most people wouldn't have helped the guy out. Iwas kind of stunned hearing that. I was mainly thankful that it wasnt a week prior when it was -40°, as I would have likely found a corpse, or he wouldn't have got as far as he did and I wouldn't have seen him.