The last time that I did something nice for a stranger was when I was working at Christie Clinic Family Medicine. I had a patient who had the wrong directions. It was an elderly patient. She was in the wrong building for her surgical procedure. So I put up my sign. I found out where she was going to be having the surgical procedure at. I called over to the surgical office and let them know that she was in my office and that I was going to get ready and wheel her over there in the wheelchair and get her over to the appointment where she needed to be. It took us a little while because she was a little heavier and she was very anxious and nervous that she was adamant that she was in the right place. She was not. I explained to her that I would get her to where she needed to be and get her taken care of. We arrived at the place. They basically, it worked out perfect because the surgeon ended up having an emergency that he needed to take care of before her. So the time frame that she would have been waiting, they were not, it was not a wait. They ended up taking her right on back. She ended up congratulating me and sending a thank you card and a basket of chocolates to my office, basically thanking me for taking care of her and getting her to her surgical procedure. Her family ended up thanking me as well too, and they sent me a gift card for Buffalo Wild Wings for Christmas. So I appreciate everything that I did for her, even though she was a stranger and she did not feel comfortable with me pushing her, she allowed me to get her to the appointment that she needed to get to on time in a timely manner, even though it was a little bit of snow out, it still made it worth my while. That's what I am here to do is to help others out.