I'm So Happy I Am Fortunate Enough To Be Able To Help Out A Co-worker

By a friend • November 14, 2019

I recently bought a "new" car for me. It's a used Subaru, I spent around 6k on it.

My old car is an 06 Nissan Sentra, it is in okay condition, with about 70k miles on it.  A dealership offered $1,500 for it on trade in. 

I have a co-worker, he is a great worker. He is struggling to get by, and has been looking at used cars, so I asked him how much he was looking to spend on a car he was looking at $300- $500 so I told him I'd sell him my old one one for $300 when I got the title to my new one.

My mom, who I work with, asked if I had any luck selling my car tonight, I told her I planned on selling it to our co-worker for $300.

She started crying and told me how glad she was she raised a selfless kid who would help someone out so much. She told me to give it to him for free and she'd pay me the $1,500. I didn't expect her to react that way at all, and be more like my dad who was upset I would take so little for it. I'm so glad I can help a friend out, and that my mom is so proud of me.

I'm a grown ass man and my mom had in me in tears for being proud of me tonight.

PREVIOUS STORY NEXT STORY SHARE YOUR STORY

feel good videoDogs Are Forced To Wear The Things They Steal — And It’s Hilarious

feel good storiesThe Father Who Never Left His Son Behind

feel good storiesHow A Silly 11-Second Song About Dr Pepper Changed Her Life Overnight

feel good storiesMan’s Best Friend: The Story Behind An Unforgettable Tomb In London

feel good storiesSenior Cat Labeled 'Sad And Scared' Finds Forever Home

feel good storiesShe Could Have Kept Walking. Instead, She Stopped And Saved A Life

feel good videoMan Takes A Bull To Starbucks For A Pup Cup

feel good videoHis Kids Wanted To Help With His Videos, So He Let Them Narrate — It’s The Cutest Thing

feel good video'You're a Unicorn': The Dementia Caregiver Who Just Stunned The American Idol Judges

feel good videoCat Steals The Spotlight By Singing Exactly Like His Owner

feel good videoMeet Ella: She's 104, A WWII Veteran, And Swears By Peanut Butter