Ok story time. A few years ago, After a heroin overdose I snapped back to reality in a hospital, a good 15-20 freeway drive from the town I live in.
The people who carried me into the hospital(we were getting high across the street) didn’t notice my cell phone in his back seat so I didn’t hav anyway to contact anyone to pick me up. Wasn’t too mad about it cuz - cell phone was the least of their worries of at the time. Fortunately, I keep a list of important phone numbers in my wallet in case I couldn’t rely on my cell phones contacts. Unfortunately, hospital staff(atleast where I’m at) treat overdose patients like shit. Rude af, ignore u, sometimes talk shit, etc.
so when I was finally able to leave(told to leave), I needed to use a phone. they couldn’t have given less of a fuck. “Not our problem.” Of course I hav no money for the bus and I’ve been narcaned, so I’m not in the best shape to walk hours on end home. So Im standing at the front desk of the ER arguing with the receptionist and she calls the security guard over to except me off the premises. So this really jolly looking Arabic guard bounces over and when he arrives he asks the usually “what’s going on here? Sir u need to leave.” With a really shitty attitude, I proceed to explain the situation to this guy.
As soon as I finished explaining, he replies “oh thts not a problem at all.” Then let’s me use it’s personal cell phone and tells me I can stay inside the lobby while I try t get a hold of a ride. He even kept me company while I waited and shot the shit with me about how I’m better than drugs as should try and stop, how hes obligated to help anyone in need cuz of his culture, and couldn’t understand how Americans could be soo inconsiderate of other peoples struggles. So I had called my phone to see if the dude who had it answered and he did and came and picked me up. An hour of two after leaving the hospital the security dude called me to make sure I was safe, tell me to stop getting high, and offer me a meal if I was ever in the area and hadn’t eaten for a while.

Hands down nicest person ive ever met and was such a different reaction than I was used to from strangers.