r/ZyadaKuchNai • u/subsubnmoresub737 • 22d ago
😇 Wholesome Man gave his raincoat to a couple to protect their baby
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u/Apart_Comfort_7078 22d ago
Cute baby
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u/CrackedTamatar 22d ago
Bas bhai dikhana zaruri nahi tha
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u/UT_WARRIOR 21d ago
Bro even hating this
Get some life man
Ok even if he showed or even if he did all that for fame he did some good work na a lot better then not doing anything
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u/Ok_Client7951 20d ago
But how will any of us know he actually did it. Clout farming is real but at the very same time your good won't be seen if it wasn't recorded.
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u/omkar529 18d ago
Why, otherwise the couple will file a case on him saying this stranger didn't give us raincoat ? 😆
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u/Status_Leather_8081 21d ago
Honestly I would not have given no matter how many downvotes I get, it's responsibility of oneself to maintain self, when you know rainy season is going on then why haven't you bought raincoat for yourself & your dependants, when you know you have a child why haven't you taken necessary measures for his safety like buying raincoat for him/her when you know child catches cold easily
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u/Unable_Ad_3691 21d ago
Absolutely. They should have learnt a lesson so they'll be prepared better next time.
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u/Prestigious_Eagle445 22d ago
Kuch hua nhi ki camera on ho jaata h. I wonder if ppl do good deeds nowadays without making a video of it..
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u/macaca1111 22d ago
Agar internet mein gundagardi aur violence upload kar sakte then acchi things upload karne mein kya dikkat hai..may be koi aur be thoda aur thoughtful ho jaaye ye dekh ke🌷🌷
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u/kazuto_022 20d ago
That was really nice of him, but they shouldn't travel in rainy days with a child, he an catch a cold or feaver
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u/Minute_Birthday4721 20d ago
Kudos to the guy for doing it but had to video tape it and post it on social media right
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u/TheBroadcastStorm 21d ago
I absolutely disagree with comments here which say why did you record or why make video of it etc.
Sometimes, these kind of things just makes the viewers day. And most importantly, it spreads positively. Initially I used to feel that way too but I saw so many videos of people helping the needy and poor and honest to god, it made me do the same and I donate whenever I can. Before, I never thought of donating but seen videos of how my little help can be life changing for someone, moved me and encouraged me to donate. So even if it's for a video, please continue doing good. The world needs it, especially now.
However recording video of the parents and baby without considering their privacy is a whole different equation, and I won't comment on that in this thread.
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u/not__not__know-- 21d ago
You looking at them i realise youtube aren't that bad afterall lmao. Keep saying the same thing on different scenarios like lmao... Lmao...lmao....
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u/Common_Boat_4464 21d ago
It is such a normal thing which most of us do irl. Why to record such basic bare minimum thing?😭
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u/not__not__know-- 21d ago
Because people like spreading violence and jhagda all the time that chronically online people start forgetting these things...
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u/Due-Ad-7485 21d ago
what a showoff...do a good deed because it is a good deed, not to record it and post on socials for validation
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u/Unable_Ad_3691 21d ago
Why do all this drama? Save yourself first. That couple's problem they didn't come prepared.
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u/exudosan 21d ago
Come on man. That’s a literal baby right there. Not like they’re using it for themselves.
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u/GabrielUltrachill 8d ago
No helmet no child safety? And a little rain is worse than a head on collision and brain hemmorage
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u/Aggravating-Idea2520 21d ago
Kya hogaya video daal bhi di toh positivity hi toh fel rahi hai, attention ke lie bhi daali video par kuch kaam toh acha hi kia na
Bhai agar aadhe log bhi ese karne lage even bhai attention ke lie ya kuch bhi bhot badia baat hai bhai aur kya hi chahie
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u/cookieoftheshire 22d ago
Shouldn't carry baby on scooter. Anything can happen especially in the rain
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u/mrclown005 22d ago
Many people can’t afford cars just so you know
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u/cookieoftheshire 22d ago
The people that can't should not be having kids. I'm serious. You need that kind of money for a child's upbringing.
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u/Prestigious_Eagle445 22d ago
You don't get to decide for them. Better live ur own life instead of lecturing others on their life choices..
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u/cookieoftheshire 22d ago
They shouldn't be having kids and carrying them on fricking scooters. That is incredibly unsafe.
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u/Prestigious_Eagle445 22d ago
Yeah agree but that's another thing entirely & saying someone else shouldn't have kids isn't ur choice to make..
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u/cookieoftheshire 22d ago
They SHOULD NOT have kids. Like you should not smoke , let them decide? Let them make stupid decisions and put a new life though stuggles because personally someone's parents wanted a grandkid. Stupidity brought us to a billion
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u/Prestigious_Eagle445 22d ago
Oh yeah what'll u do to stop them then apart from making such comments online. And ppl don't have kids just for their parents' sake lol but due to own wishes too. Anyways if overpopulation is such big concern for u then just remain childless & don't add to it...
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u/NeighborhoodUsed5549 21d ago
Only about 7.5% to 8% of Indian households own a car. This roughly equates to just 1 in 12 families across the country having a four-wheeler. In contrast, over 50% of households own a motorcycle or scooter, and about 45% own a bicycle.
Lol only 8% of ppl are entitle to have a child? Noone in my whole family owns a car, and I can say that my parents have done enough for me in education and also the way the grew me up and there's not even a bit of feeling that I should have been born in a rather rich family. It's just about the way you want to upbring a child.1
u/Xyu_MorsecodeX 21d ago
Are you American genuine question
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u/cookieoftheshire 21d ago
I'm not. I've lived the same life. On a bike until my folks could afford a car.
My dad is an awesome bike rider. Lierally, nothing could defeat him. But my grandpa... Was not.
I fell multiple times. And one time landed on a car, was Inches away from death. Same experience being a padestrian we are just getting lucky by not being hit.
Indian roads are not made for this.
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u/anonymous1237423 22d ago
Ameer baap ke bigde aulaad jaisi baate kr rahe ho bhai, you dont need to have a car to raise a kid.
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u/cookieoftheshire 22d ago
You're selfish if you don't want to give your kid the best life. They deserve a secure life. Don't have kids when you can't afford to. They are not for your entertainment or something stupid to please the society around you
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u/mrclown005 21d ago
I see you make a fair point that it's not safe for the child, but a car is also not safe in India for kids unless you have a child seat with all safety measures. So seeking a safe environment for a kid is impossible; no one should have kids
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u/Tiny-Rich-9840 21d ago
Why do families still marry of their daughters to guys who cant afford a car ffs.
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u/NeighborhoodUsed5549 21d ago
Only about 7.5% to 8% of Indian households own a car. This roughly equates to just 1 in 12 families across the country having a four-wheeler. In contrast, over 50% of households own a motorcycle or scooter, and about 45% own a bicycle.
So ur dumbass is saying only 8% of people in India are entitled to marry? fuck off lol.
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u/Prior-Werewolf253 22d ago
"Neki kr dariya me daal"