Malaysians Are Sharing This Post About A Good Chinese Guy To Stop Making Bad People Famous
"There are a lot of good people everywhere. You just need to stop making bad people famous."
By Sadho Ram — 02 Aug 2015, 05:09 PM
A post about a Chinese guy helping a Malay lady to fix her flat tyre has gone viral. Posted on 31 July, the post details the experience of the lady about how a Chinese guy got off his car at a red light and knocked on her window to inform her about the flattened rear tyre.
The incident happened in front of One Utama. So the Facebook user, Wan Nadiah Wan Ghaffar, then wrote that she decided to make a slow drive to nearby workshop in TTDI to get it fixed.
"I thought it ends there," wrote, Nadiah.
"Surprisingly, the guy made an emergency stop in front of my car and offered to fix it himself. Seeing how flat the tyre was, I said yes," she added.
He then grabbed a fancy looking emergency triangle and car jack from his trunk and got down to change the tyre. All he requested in return from the lady was to keep an eye for any incoming vehicle, as it was rush hour in Damansara. "Just make sure I tak kena langgar".
Nadiah, in her post which has been shared over 3,300 times, writes that he seemed quite a pro at what he was doing, as he was done within 10 minutes. She, however, didn't get a chance to offer him a token of thanks. "We were really at the side of a very busy road."
Although, during the time he took to change the tyre, Nadiah did get a chance to ask him name.
He's called Boon and he was wearing Dimension Data shirt. He works on Level 11 in the same office building as her. She is on level 7.
Writing "God bless you, sir", Nadiah "hopes to bump into" him "in the elevator someday."
Nadiah then philosophises her experience by saying that fortune doesn't always shows up in our bank account. Sometimes, it comes to us in the form we never expect it.
"Like a random stranger at a red light helping to fix your car."
She further writes that, "You see, not all Malays are pemalas and not all Chinese are penipu," adding that, "Penipu pemalas penjahat are all just bad people, let's not put a race/religion label on them."
"There are a lot of good people everywhere. You just need to stop making bad people famous."
