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Date Posted: Friday, March 17
Author: Chip
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Re: Helping Your Fellow Man(or Woman)
In reply to: sorrry 's message, "Re: Helping Your Fellow Man(or Woman)" on Friday, March 17

I wasn't talking about you. Maybe this sounds sexist but never do I believe a woman should stop for anyone broken down. Yep that is sexist isn't it?

A woman should drive to the next store and call the authorities. A man though has no excuse especially if the car has Union County plates. Keep your distance and asses the situation, maybe even drive on past and watch the person for a minute or two. Be careful but render help.

Ever see the folks on the side of the road holding signs that say "Will work for food"?

Probably a fraud I know.

But often I will drive on to McD's and get a value meal and take it back. I wouldn't do this if my daughter was in the car with me though.

You know what I think?

When I get to the Pearly gates I doubt they'll laugh at me because I gave a Quarter Pounder to a fraud. I think they'll look at me and say, you made a lot of people mad...but you still cared for your fellow man.

Want to read about the last time I tried to help someone on the side of the road? Click the following link:
http://www.maynardville.com/article2/k2.htm

Chip

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