<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I was at a historic site a couple of weeks ago, and I was approached by and a fellow sight-seer. Just looking you could tell the guy had no money: torn shoes, faded clothing, that peculiar sunburned skin that suggested he was used to staying outside. He politely asked asked me to take his photo for him, and I happily obliged.

As you might expect, he had a very cheap phone with a terrible screen and a godawful camera. He showed me how to take a photo, but for some reason I couldn't quite get the shutter button to work (you had to push down really hard), and the screen kept turning off before it would take the photo. He just laughed and showed me again, and I guess I was getting impatient when I tried the second time because I dropped it and it hit the ground.

The phone itself didn't look too damaged, but when he tried to take another photo the camera wouldn't work any longer, and the button was sticking out at an odd angle. He looked disappointed, and I offered to take a photo with my camera and email it to him but he just smiled and said thank you and walked away. I didn't think it meant that much because it was such a cheap phone and so easily replaceable.

It then hit me that this guy probably had no money to buy another phone, even something as cheap and basic as a $30 phone, and now I'd gone and fucked it up. I probably just ruined the guy's day and he just smiled and said thanks for trying to take his picture and it was fine.

I ran after him and tried to offer him some money for the phone, but he turned it down. I tried a bunch of times, but he was adamant about not accepting any money, even though I clearly broke his phone, saying it wasn't a big deal. After a while, he finally told me he'd take the money -- but only so that he could give it to charity!

I didn't even know what to say to that.

If it were some rich guy's $600 iPhone I would have probably been more careful, but at least I'd know he could afford to replace it (as could I, if he demanded the money for it).
<bot>: I broke some poor guy's phone that he clearly couldn't afford to replace, and he wouldn't take a dime for it.