"Thanks for remembering my name." That speaks volumes to those less fortunate.

This speaks volumes. Without giving away any spoilers, John Sugar seems to be a good reader of people’s intentions. Yes, as another poster said, Carl does not have a happy ending but the truth is nobody can 100% know if someone is capable of receiving help but that doesn’t mean the help should not be offered. John Sugar seems to not lack resources and he doing street outreach but he seems to have assessed Carl as being down on his luck and has empathy for him. It resonates much more after episode 6 when we learn much more about why he is here and yet still seems to care about people much more than the average human.

This is a homeless man that wants to be helped, at least somewhat.

Because of this I want to watch the whole show 😂 Salute .

The phoniest thing about the whole scene is that he found parking right in front of where he was going.

Powerful emotion caught in that scene. Unfortunate too knowing how few great deeds occur in our world. Greed.

This little side story made me tear up.

*Spoiler alert!* Episode 2: Homeless guy rent a motel room with his buddy(Not the dog), left the dog outside the motel room. Homeless guy later died from dr*g OD. Edit: Fortunately, Sugar saw Wiley(the dog) and took the dog with him.

Wow. What an incredible scene.

When I meet someone I treat them with respect whether theye are homeless or what !but it's up too the person whether theye keep my respect

What song is being played around 3:00?

I'd sure like to know about that car. As it's identical to a car that I've ridden in and worked on.

What show is it?

This is very touching and all, but in at least 90% of cases, the homeless guy would've been gone when John got back to his car, and that $100 would already be in a crack pipe or a syringe. People who work with the homeless are at first shocked to discover that most of them /choose/ to be homeless because their mental illnesses and/or addictions make them want to live life unencumbered, and shelters have "rules." That sounds crazy to most of us -- I mean, who on earth would choose to live like that? And sure, people with social capital and things to live for would never choose that life, but people choose to do all kinds of things (running with gangs, drug dealing, etc.) that most of us would never do. If most homeless people were like the fictional Carl, we wouldn't have a homeless problem.

In the lord of the rings gandalf stated: It is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love.

Where's the part where he uses it to buy more booze?

This shit speaks no volumes. It's scripted. Real life participants, for both parties, don't interact as smoothly. Stop trying to make fary tales real life. This is a good moment in a fary tale. Not real life.

I felt manipulated by the show. These strange random act of kindness with strangers are just a bait. Just like the old movie scenes, the car, the dog and cat. Clickbait. Its like the writers googled what people like and included it in the show just to attract and emotionally manipulate viewers, but they never are part of the story. And the whole show is just a woke diverse crap.

Yrah...nicee sentiment, but not reality. Of course, aliens....

“Could happen to anyone”. Couldn’t happen to me because I wouldn’t lay around in the street all day. Hollywood is stupid.

Looks like buddy from euro trip