I will help a stranded motorist. I will ask if they are ok and if they need to call someone. I will.attempt repairs or try to fix the problem. Liability. In the last year I gave one of my neighbors down the road a ride home twice when she was broken down about a mile from home. Last time she had a pizza with her and didnt even offer me a slice ! The nerve ! Lol. I will help someone in that situation out but that's it. You hear stories all the time about people pretending to be broke down and when someone stops to help they get mugged or something. Pretty sad. On a funny note when I was in my early twenties I was having dinner and a couple pops at a local pub when I met a bunch of carnival workers who were staying at a farm across the street from our small farm. We talked for a bit and when I went to leave they asked for a ride. I said yes and about ten or so piled in the back of my truck and I drove them the mile or so home. When I dropped them off very single one came and said thank you. Not all are bad I guess.
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