Hoosier's random act of kindness goes viral

An Indy woman helped a blind man catch a cab outside of a Cubs' game.

[MonacoMonuments]

Everyone on her saying it shouldn't be news, I disagree. I would rather see this everyday then all the BS the media puts out!

[aminedes]

sadly this should be something normal that we see everyday

[raqdaddy]

Beautiful person with a good heart. She’s perfect.

[marcopelaezfernandez]

I moved from Spain to Uk without knowing english, I used to help a grandmother to cross the street everyday on my way to work, she was blind and I couldnt understand a word she was telling me but she sounded so adorable I knew she was just so pleased that I helped her everyday. Ive done it in my own country also.
Priceless feeling

[georgewin]

i thought it was a little girl on the photo. and suddenly on the interview, it became a grown up woman 🤣

[devinw]

For everyone saying it’s just being a decent person.. look at America right now.. please just let us glorify good deeds instead of bad behavior. God knows this country needs all the help and encouragement it can get.

[Mirandorl]

YouTube needs a "positive filter" so that you can choose to only get good stuff like this 😄

[SetsunaRatsetsu]

I honestly thought Hoosier is the one from "Take Me to Church" song, I googled it and turns out that hoosier is a nickname of someone from Indiana.

[ticketmaster]

I wish other people would be like her, it would make the world a better place.

[jfncho]

"Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”

[kayoadventures]

Old lady is full blown OG throwing them signs up Crip style respect

[xaviergarcia]

What a wonderful yet sad story! How sad that so many people find this young lady's kindness so uncommon today that the video has gone viral! Everyone needs to be kinder and helpful to one another all the time. It all starts in the home. Parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins and other adults need to accept the responsibility for modeling proper behavior! If you have a kid that's rude, mean, disrespectful, or a bully, look in the mirror!

[kellyharvey]

This hit home so hard! Thank you. My 17, almost 18 year old son is blind and we have practiced cab service in our cane skills walks as next year he graduates and is going off to college. I’m so petrified (for so many reasons) for when he leaves home and it’s so reassuring to see individuals like yourself that reach out to help. So many people don’t even know white cane laws. Just crossing the street is hard enough, because a majority of people won’t stop. This melts my heart. Keep being YOU! We need to continue to set examples for others on how to be aware, helpful, and kind 💗

[__KNOX__]

We all need to do this more. Hold a door, give a smile, tell someone to have a great day. It's the lil things that go so far

[ActionBastard]

You know the world is shitty when a pic of someone being nice goes viral

[learn--earnn]

It's sad reality of today's selfish world that today such a normal act expected from any decent human is being applauded

[eilikezhu]

I know that our world goes wrong when you see an elementary act like a heroic act .

[HarryBermuda]

People who go out in public blind deserve a medal honestly. The world's a daunting place especially for someone who can't see. I'd constantly be second guessing myself wondering if I am where I think I am lol

[beastmaster]

The girl: **talking calmly**

Old lady: **intense**

[thelonecabbage]

The fact that a blind man would go "watch" a baseball game tells you a lot about the experience.