In Denmark, Mukhtar the bus driver had a birthday, and his regular riders had a great idea to make it a special one. I dare you not to mist up:
I haven’t ridden the bus in a month, because I need my extra minutes in the morning to keep our house clean enough for showings, but one thing I miss about it is the community riding the bus creates among the regulars and the drivers. We were never all close enough to plan and execute a birthday flashmob for a driver, but we knew each other, knew each others’ stops, and chatted with each other each morning and evening. I miss chatting with my bus friends and joking with my favorite drivers.
Even though I’m not a bus rider right now, this sweet video has inspired me. What a great way to show someone you appreciate that they do their job! I’m going to try to make a point to thank someone just for doing a great job at their job, no matter how “menial” it may be considered in society. Why don’t you do the same?
Note: I originally found the video via Andrew Sullivan.
i just want to be a part of a flash mob. do you think i can train young life kids to do it somewhere?
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I bet you could get YL kids to do a flash mob, maybe even to make an underappreciated person feel loved, like in the video. If you haven’t heard this ep of This American Life about flash mobs, you should check it out: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/286/Mind-Games?bypass=true
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