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5 Kind People Who Restored Our Faith in Humanity

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I was trying to make smoothies for a bake sale. My blender exploded. Literal plastic bits in the spinach. I ran across the street to a neighbor I’d never spoken to.

He didn’t just lend me his blender. He walked over with it, stayed, and helped me make 40 smoothies. Then he bought five.

When I asked why, he said, “My wife used to do stuff like this before she passed. Been a while since the kitchen felt alive.”

I gave him all the leftovers. He cried.

Source: brightside.me

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