
Some kind acts give us a warm glow that lingers well past teatime. Rank these moments of everyday goodness by how satisfying they feel to you personally.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Letting someone merge in traffic
You flash your lights, they raise a grateful hand, and suddenly the M25 feels almost civilised. A small mercy that costs you three seconds.

Giving up your seat on the Tube
Standing all the way to Morden isn't fun, but the appreciative nod from a weary commuter is oddly nourishing. Bonus points if you pretended you were getting off anyway.
Returning a lost wallet untouched
You could've kept the cash and no one would've known, but you didn't. Congratulations, you're a better person than most Netflix documentaries suggest.

Chatting to a lonely neighbour
A quick natter about the weather might be the only conversation they have all day. Suddenly your afternoon has meaning and you know all about their hip operation.

Tipping generously in a greasy spoon
The full English was Β£8.50 and you left a tenner. The waitress smiles, you feel like a Rockefeller, everyone wins.
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Should new housing estates be required to plant only UK-native trees like oak and rowan?
πΏ Nature & Animals Β· 26 votes
Should the UK bring back proper interval etiquette and ban queue-jumping at theatre bars?
π Culture Β· 24 votes
Which UK Act, passed in 1839, first established a paid police force for the whole of London outside the City?
βοΈ Ethics Β· 24 votes
Is it ethical to pretend you've read the group chat when you've actually muted it for weeks?
π³ 26 votes