00:00This elderly gentleman has just pressed the stop request button, and stands up,
00:03waiting for the bus to reach his stop, but in Emma's eyes, he looks like an old man who needs
00:07help, so she rushes over and tells him to sit back down, worried that standing might be dangerous
00:12for him, but the old man tells her he's getting off any second now, Emma still insists he sit
00:16down anyway, the old man has no choice but to awkwardly sit back down, the woman sitting nearby
00:20is fuming, practically seeing red, but since she can tell Emma means well, all she can do is silently
00:25rub her throbbing temples, once the bus reaches the stop, Emma watches the old man step off with a
00:30look of pure bliss on her face, doing good deeds fills her with overwhelming joy, just then, a mother
00:35and her son board the bus, Emma instantly switches back into helper mode, she spots a big hippo printed
00:40on the boy's transit card, and jumps right in to tap the card for him, the mother standing next to
00:47them looks utterly exasperated, she practically wants to smack Emma, because she'd actually been
00:52trying to teach her son, to let him learn how to tap his own card, but Emma swooped in and
00:56did it
00:56for him, Emma, though, has no clue the mother is annoyed, instead, she's busy feeling proud of her
01:01own kindness, as far as she's concerned, it's just a small, effortless favor, finally, Emma's stop comes
01:07up, the bus is already about to pull away, but she spots a young real estate agent frantically chasing
01:12after it, so Emma quickly flags the bus down, buying the guy some precious extra time, he tosses out a
01:17quick thanks, and Emma is instantly swept away in a wave of self-satisfaction, little does she know,
01:22though, this little act of kindness of hers, is about to bring disaster crashing down on every
01:26single passenger on that bus.