r/MadeMeSmile Aug 13 '21

Just a reminder to tip your delivery driver Wholesome Moments

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u/GSEagle2012_22 Aug 13 '21

Can you really call it a "random act of kindness" when you set up a camera to record you giving someone money? Seems pretty planned and not at all random to me

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u/Fishtoots Aug 13 '21

I can’t watch these without having the physical compulsion to side eye and squint. Staged videos with an unsuspecting person aren’t it

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u/Gooncookies Aug 13 '21

I think giving someone cash like this on camera is pretty degrading to the person receiving it. I also can’t stand people that record themselves doing good deeds. It immediately shows that you’re doing it for you, not out of altruism.

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u/kegweII Aug 13 '21

Could not agree more! This is for internet points. Guy must be bruised from patting himself on the back so much.

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u/JulikoPoliko Aug 13 '21

I mean, if you give me some free money I could not care less if you are recording a video

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u/i_survived_2020_ 27d ago

Okay but he’s showing kindness, he’s influencing others to help, he still gave the dude $500 whether it was on camera or not. I would much rather people go around recording themselves helping people out than not doing anything at all.