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" Losing a family member or friend is absolutely one of the most difficult experiences to go through, especially when their life was taken away by someone else&amp;#039;s selfish mistake. It&amp;#039;d be easy to become resentful and jaded after your father was killed in a drunk driving accident, but instead of fueling her anger, a woman named Angela, along with the help of a male driver, offered free rides to those who had been drinking so that she could try to prevent what happened to her from happening to others.  By standing outside of bars with a handwritten sign\u2014in what appears to be an area by the University of Dayton in Ohio\u2014she tells her tragic story in a few short sentences, hoping to get through to some of the bar-goers before they get in their car and drive while intoxicated.  Her sign reads: &amp;quot;If you have been DRINKING tonight, I&amp;#039;d like to offer you a free ride home. Two years ago this week, a man was drinking and driving and killed my father. In honor of his memory, I&amp;#039;d like to help keep the roads safe tonight.&amp;quot; As bar patrons walked past Angela, some became interested in her sign while others didn&amp;#039;t know what to say and simply walked away, oblivious to her heartbreaking story.  Her first passenger was a very intoxicated 18-year-old whose brother pleaded with Angela to get him home safe. She didn&amp;#039;t know his age until they were already on their way.  But the next customers were happy to smile for the camera before their trip home.  Some passersby wanted to wrap their arms around Angela in what made for a truly emotional picture.  Then there was Carissa who sadly could relate to Angela (she&amp;#039;s the blonde woman in the picture). She told everyone in the car that addiction had touched her family, admitting that a relative &amp;quot;could have easily killed anyone while drunk driving and was lucky that they never did,&amp;quot; according to the Imgur post.  And now we&amp;#039;re all clapping for Angela&amp;#039;s simple act of kindness. We could learn a thing or two from her.  [via Metro.co.uk] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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