Doing the Right Thing Is Free
>> Sunday, August 02, 2026
While I was busy scrolling on my phone, my inner gossip lover was, of course, listening to everything happening around me. 😂 I overheard the driver telling an elderly lady that the fare from the airport to Taguig would be around ₱1,600, and I was honestly shocked. The lady looked surprised too because it was so expensive. She asked the driver if he could wait for two minutes while she waited for her daughter to reply so she could book a ride for her. Unfortunately, there was still no response. The driver told her he would just wait for her on the side.
But I swear, the driver kept coming back to her. It felt like he was rushing her or putting pressure on her to make a decision. Since we were sitting right next to each other, I waited for the right moment. As soon as the driver turned away, I quietly asked the lady where exactly her drop-off point was so I could check the fare on Grab.
Girl... it was only ₱324. ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
The moment she saw the fare, she immediately asked me to book the ride for her because she was worried the driver might get upset if he saw me helping her. Thankfully, when the driver came back, she simply told him that her daughter had already booked her a ride.
The funny part was that before we found the chance to talk, the driver kept looking at me as if he was silently saying, "Don't interfere." 😠Well... I did care, and I did interfere. I was the one who booked the ride for her. ðŸ˜ðŸ˜‚
The lady and I were both so nervous while we were talking because we thought the driver might get angry. ðŸ˜ðŸ˜† We ended up whispering to each other the whole time.
I know life is hard, and gas is definitely expensive. But having good intentions and doing the right thing doesn't cost a thing.