I enjoy meeting people like that and would do the same if the roles were reversed, wish more of the world was like that.
Its surprising sometimes too, thought this was only out in the country..... I worked on an occupied 13 story senior citizens building in '95, in NYC was 150 units. The building was being clad with E.I.F.S. panels, they worked off of swing stage scaffolds, a whole bunch of residents offered the workers, food, beer and similar kindness, they had to save the beer til after hours, they'd be by a window and someone would offer a six pack, kind people, many who either had no family left, or ones that never visited, when this work started the place livened up, was kind of like the old days when the men worked on the farm and the women kept them going by preparing meals and so on, these people made it their business to look after these guys. Met many of the residents and became friends, used to sit with them after work while waiting til traffic subsided.
One field I worked (hay) for the farmer I used to help, neighbor always comes out a with a cold drink, just being nice, I've always done the same here.
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