Ingrid PriceI love you, you beautiful MTA bus driver! I have also had my spirits lifted by a smile from a stranger – it means everything.11 . Megan Parker just like that – Luis made me smile. Thank you, Luis. The world needs more like you34 . Kim CrawfordI am pulling for you New York! Luis is going to help make this happen.10 . Andrew SmithNow I’m crying because a bus driver said Good Morning to someone this one time. 24 . Tish , I LOVE YOU! I seriously hope I end up on your bus one day just so I can thank you for your shiny attitude.14 . Selina RolingHe so perfectly describes how extroverts felt when COVID hit. You get your energy from other people and just being around them – seeing them happy, playing a part in giving them a laugh. And then they’re just not around and it’s so hard to re-learn how 26  Fox co bath soap wash your paws poster

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Heidi McRoberts sure why, but this gave me goosebumps as well as a tear and a smile. 9 . M yesterday, I said that “small” people have very huge hearts!I say small because these are people who don’t have real power as we know it, to turn things around. 20 . Kathleen Anita Curtis-TaylorAll the feels!! I’ve been that woman in a new job, new town, missing all the things but the Walgreens clerk would always smile and say hello darlin so I would go buy things every day at lunch when I wanted to cry.Grand Prairie, Tx28 . Angie HallIt’s so funny to be reading this right now. “I’ll make love to you” was on in Red Robin earlier and all my 6 year old knew was that it was a slow song. He asked me to dance so we got up from our table and slow danced in a busy restaurant until our food 29  Fox co bath soap wash your paws poster

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Rachelle A. ZazzuI work in a New York City Hospital. I will never ever ever be able to forget what I saw. I’m the chaplain.it was more death than I saw in 30 years. But we were there for each of us who made it we are for each other and 8 . Stephanie JuliaI used to take the bus to the last stop for work and as we were all getting off the driver would sing or make a joke and sometimes he recited “there was an old lady who swallowed a fly”2 . LH many times I got on the bus in Chicago over the years, and the driver either scowled or completely ignored my greeting. Many of those times I was fighting back my own anxiety and depression, just trying to make a human connection. I get it – you can 2