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[Joilet]

Has a stranger friendly beautiful looking white human skinned lady ever gave you or any one else a ride before (if yes story or stories please)?



A friendly man gave me a ride to laundromat once I was havin' trouble carrying my three laundry bags to laundromat so he offered me a ride to laundromat and he took me to laundromat after both I put my three bags of laundry in his white pickup truck bed and I got in his white truck.

[bigballofyarn]

Honestly, this isn't the type of thing I think I could or would do. I don't drive, but I wouldn't get into a car with someone who offered, as I wouldn't trust them, and I know my boyfriend wouldn't let a stranger into his car. I would love to be able to help someone, and I would love to be able to accept random free rides, but it even feels uncomfortable getting into an Uber.

[vank]

I will never get in a car with a strange person. Scares me to death tbh. I wish we lived in safer times sigh

[wildmaven]

Aug 15, 2022 3:29:31 GMT -8 Joilet said:

Has a stranger friendly beautiful looking white human skinned lady ever gave you or any one else a ride before?

Why a beautiful white human woman? I'd rather catch a ride with an ugly alien.

A friendly man gave me a ride to laundromat once I was havin' trouble carrying my three laundry bags to laundromat so he offered me a ride to laundromat and he took me to laundromat after both I put my three bags of laundry in his white pickup truck bed and I got in his white truck.

It's great that someone was willing to do that.

Accepting rides from strangers and giving rides to strangers is incredibly risky, even if they are a "stranger friendly beautiful looking white human skinned lady." There are a lot of people out there just waiting to take advantage of someone's misfortune.

That said, I have given rides to people on three occasions:

1. As I was about to leave work, I noticed a woman cowering by the door as a thunder and lightning storm raged overhead. She needed to get to the bus station, but was incredibly afraid of storms. She spoke very little English but I was finally able to get her to understand that I'd give her a ride to the station. She recoiled at every flash of lightning and kept saying thank you, over and over again until we got to the station. I suspect the reason she trusted me was that I was a hospital employee.

2. Again, another huge storm, and I spotted a woman with a child in one arm and groceries in the other. It was pouring rain, so I pulled over and asked if she needed a ride. She said no, then lightning flashed and she changed her mind.

3. Long before cellphones, when I lived in Las Vegas, a car in front of me started smoking violently, so I pulled over as the car did. A man in a very nice suit got out and I offered him a ride. Turns out, he was a big casino executive on the way to an extremely important meeting and he was profusely grateful and gave me a voucher for a free dinner and show.