Tricycle Driver Earns Praises Online After Giving Free Ride During His Birthday Celebration
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION – A kind-hearted tricycle driver gives a free ride to the public during the celebration of his birthday in Valenzuela City.
A Facebook user named Rogelio Aguilar has shared the photos of his tricycle while giving free ride to the commuters during his special day. The post garnered praises and admiration from the online community.
In the photos, it can be seen that the Aguilar posted a signage in his humble trike with words written: “FREE RIDES po tayo today IT’S MY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION”. The act of kindness happened last Monday (October 18, 2021).
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Aguilar decided to give a free rider to his fellow Filipinos to express his gratitude towards the commuters. He also wanted to serve as an inspiration to the public amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“Nadama ko kung gaano kasarap sa pakiramdam na nakatulong ka sa kapuwa. Kitang-kita ko sa mukha nila ang labis na kagalakan kaya ipinangako ko na tuwing birthday ay magpa-libreng sakay bilang pasasalamat sa kung anong mayroon kami at sa mga pasahero na bumubuhay sa sakin at sa lahat ng namamasada,” Aguilar said.
A lot of people expressed their admiration for Aguilar for making such simple act of kindness amid the health crisis. He wanted to give something he could offer instead of receiving for his birthday.
Here is the full post:
“isang araw na pasasalamat para sa lahat ng aming mga minamahal na mananakay naway sa isang munting paraan na ito mapapangiti ko kayo kita kitakitssss tayo bukas abang abang lang po tayo B#401 LIBRE SAKAY”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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