Lady shares sweet story about taxi driver who displayed true kindness
- A young woman recently shared a touching story about a taxi driver who showed her true kindness
- According to her post, the taxi driver only charged her half of the money she was supposed to pay for herself and her son during a long trip
- Many people shared sweet messages about the taxi driver who showed rare generosity towards the lady and her son
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A woman, Ulricah Modiba, recently took to Facebook's ImStayng to share a heartfelt post about a kind taxi driver who displayed true kindness and generosity towards her and her young son, who embarked on a long trip.
"I had an #ImStaying moment on the 4th of January this year. I was travelling with my 5-year-old son from Limpopo to Gauteng, I was a bit stressed cos I had to pay R600 taxi fee for my son and me.
"When we got to the taxi it was not full, we were 10 in the Quantum, my son is short in height when the driver collected money, then he asked me how old is your son and I replied he's 5. I gave him the R600, he looked at my stressed face and said "Boy take this money and go buy a schoolbag and shoes," he gave him back the R300."
Source: Facebook
"I felt like crying. I was so stressed about not having enough money to buy him things he needed for creche and registration fee. That's why I'm staying," she wrote.
Stayers had this to say about the kind taxi driver:
Philisiwe Nsindane said:
"It's can be only God who had your prayers, more blessings to the driver of that taxi."
Ansie Meyntjes said:
"Wonderful South Africans around every corner."
In similar feel-good news, Briefly.co.za news, a young woman, Sulene Wolmarans, recently shared a heartwarming post in Facebook's ImStaying about how a kind woman had found her lost phone and then went out of her way to return it.
"I just had to share my story with everyone! I must have dropped my phone while walking down the street. After getting a location on the Samsung app I walked the street up and down hoping I would pick it up somewhere, with no luck. The phone is brand-new and basically has my whole life on it. I gave up eventually.
"She then recognised some of my friends in my photos and got in contact with them to confirm that they picked up my phone and would like to return it. I could not believe it!"
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Source: Briefly News
