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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-33816_162-57518288/bus-driver-gives-his-shoes-to-homeless-man/Bus driver gives his shoes to homeless man
(CBS News) A bus driver in Winnipeg, Canada, brought his passengers to tears when he stopped his bus to give a barefoot homeless man the shoes off his feet.
Winnipeg transit bus driver Kristian Doubledee was doing his job Tuesday, just like he has done every day for the past four years. But, for the 38-year-old who was born in Boston and raised in New Brunswick, Canada, this day was going to turn out differently.
Denise Campbell, a passenger on Doubledee's bus, recalled, "Suddenly, the bus driver yelled, 'Hey buddy' - and he got off the bus and went out to a man."
That's when Doubledee took off his shoes and handed them to the homeless man who had been walking barefoot.
Kris Doubledee with his bus (CBS)
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(67,086 posts)them to him.
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(3,133 posts)KIDDING!!
this is awseome!
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(4,442 posts)American's love recognition. There also is a real tendency in this country to follow trends. It would be great if there was an increase in recognition for this type of behavior that lead to a trend of good and kind deeds being done.
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justice1
(795 posts)I was in Houston, in training for an airline, with other people from across the country. We made it to the Hard Rock cafe. We were lost and were in the process of walking a few miles, trying to find a bus, back to the airport. A homeless man told one of the guys, he liked his shoes, which were new and expensive. To our amazement, he took off the shoes, and gave them to the guy. When asked, he said, "They are just shoes, and that's the way his mother raised him." He walked about another hour in his socks.