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Hey Reddit, I've seen people post their acts of selflessness and heartwarming generosity on here, and I just thought I'd share what I witnessed someone do tonight.

Just as I was walking home I was passing a Tedeschi's, outside of which a homeless person in a wheelchair was sitting with a Dunkin Donuts cup for panhandling. As I got closer, a young man (College aged, as so much of the city is) just asked if the man was hungry, to which he said yes, and the younger man simply just asked him "What do you want? I'll get you something" and went inside and (I'm assuming, I had continued walking on) got him what he asked for. 

Immediately I felt happy there are just kind hearted people out there that will do things like this for complete strangers. I walked home thinking about it the whole way, and even felt bad for not doing it myself. Unfortunately my bank account is currently overdrawn and my credit card balance is far from zero (I was just hired and almost all of my income goes towards rent and getting out of debt, but feel lucky enough to even have a job right now). Hell I was walking home because my younger brother offered to buy me a drink to come out with him, and I refused the $2 for the T to ride home, but I just wanted to say thank you to this random individual helping out another random individual in need. Next payday I'll set aside whatever I can to help someone else out now.

Just thought I'd share. It made me happy to see that happen, especially from a college aged kid in a time when every other college kid I know in this city (my younger brother is in school here) are just trying to save money whenever possible.
<bot>: Watched a college aged kid ask a homeless disabled man if he was hungry, then went in and bought him food.