🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This man purchased a PS5 for a young boy in Georgia who was playing the trumpet all day outside in the cold because he was trying to earn enough money for one.

This Uber driver, a Black woman Lamiyah Jabbar, age 30, picked up a White woman named Diane, who opened up to her about her financial struggles on the way to work at fast food chain Tim Hortons in Buffalo, New York. Lamiyah dropped Diane at her job, and instead of picking up a new passenger, Lamiyah drove to a shopping mall to visit several stores and asked women who looked to be about Diane's size what clothes they liked to wear and bought those clothes for Diane along with a gift card. I emphasized the race of the women in this video because that’s all I see on this platform now from both parties but only when the video makes either race look bad. We can also show the good in both sides.

Gotta love the good deeds

This really puts things into perspective: "With the 165 Billion we gave to Ukraine, we could have built six border walls to stop illegal immigrants from pouring across our southern border. Could have fixed Flint's water system 215 times over easily. I like this one. Could have given every homeless vet $2 million. Holy shit. Could have given 50 million to every family impacted by the Maui wildfires. And they got $700. They got $700 each. We got to get our priorities straight, buddy."

This is the kind of story that warms your heart. A man in Georgia saw a young boy playing the trumpet all day in the cold to save for a PS5—and bought him one. Acts of kindness like this remind us of the good in the world. 🎺

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This is what the Christmas spirit is all about and more importantly, that young man is being raised right. You want something that expensive and your parents aren't able to afford it? Go out and find a way to earn it!

This makes my heart melt. ❤️

Stories like this make the soul rejoice!

God bless them for doing this good deed.

This act of kindness brings so much joy. He's a good man and that boy to will become a good man. This is how strong communities are built.