My monthly bus pass flipped out of my hands under a black box nailed to the floor near the back door of the bus. I went up to you and told you what happened. I didn’t expect more than a comment such as “Check with the lost and found.” Instead you stopped the bus at 5:30pm at a stop on Spring Garden Road. You got on your hands and knees and with the arm of your sunglasses wheedled my pass out from under the box then handed it to me. You are my hero. Thank you. —A Faithful Bus Rider
This article appears in Jul 12-18, 2012.
So there’s one decent bus driver in Helifax.
probably our beloved littlest hobo
For some reason I don’t think it’s our hobo! 😉
a bus driver stopped for me when he saw me bootin it to catch the bus…most would have been like ‘should have been here earlier…’ and driven off.
I bet you dollars to donuts it wasn’t WHEELS.
haha, stephen you came over to the other side, well played sir
Perhaps Stephen’s a romantic at heart.
Well Played?Who’s playing the pawn in your game?Or has your pawn caught on to your little game?
Bishop to Knight three Boru. Check!
Hmmm … too much strategy and future focus in chess. One shouldn’t have to over think love … I think it should be more like checkers … be in the moment and maybe a couple of moves ahead just to maintain your sanity and make it to the other side. King me, baby! Or, if I make a stupid move and can’t make it to the other side … just jump on over me and put me out of my misery.
Oh and … good on the bus driver. I haven’t used public transit in a long time, but I can’t imagine that every bus driver has a certificate of authenticity from the asshole factory.
Great customer service always makes me smile. I don’t believe in karma, but doing good things can help others see they should do good things.
Hey, Shitty!
Wp
thanks for using that word, wheelie http://hounddogsrunning.tumblr.com/post/27…
I’m willing to bet it was HOW you explained it and not just what you were saying…
and that it wasn’t wheels…
of that, odds are harper is easily 99% right.