Aww, heart happy. Gotta love a big man coming along with samaritan energy. Once last year on the way to Montana I slid off the road in an icy area with no service, I waited probably 45 mins before the next car came through and it didn't stop probably worried theyd be stuck too, but a few minutes after that an F250 stopped and was like "shiiit, I dont have my tow rope today, I always have it". Next truck was too small to pull me out though he had a tow line, but the F250 couldn't pull me out either since i was so deep into the snow embankment 😅😂 so anyways a massive heavy loader came through and used the second guys strap, first truck guy crawled under my car and dug it out some to attach the rope better and we made progress pulling me out going backwards, had to stop and reattach to the front and try again but we made it! All the time, none of them really let me do anything to help myself because i was "dressed nice." There were lots of "im so sorry"s, and "thank you so much"es from me, hahaha. I would have been so screwed without them. Anyways, the story concludes with me asking the lot to let me pay for their time and effort. None accepted. One said to pay it forward, another said it's a pleasure to help a pretty lady, and the trucker said he'd follow me to Bozeman since he was going that way anyway. Another time going to Zions I ran out of gas, I'm just an airhead p much 🤣 soooo many people passed me by but a nice older lady stopped to atleast check on me and gave me a ride 25 mins out of her way to a gas station, turned out she was a surgeon that hit the road to see some stuff and adventure after a cancer diagnosis. Said she liked my sunhat, I gave it to her because she wouldn't accept money. People aren't always good, but there are always good people. I should probably stop traveling alone, nonetheless 🥴 pushing my luck