[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by bagboy

All the more reason to call 911

The wife should have called 911 not a bystander unless the wife was too upset to make this decision. Or, if a doctor is around or a nurse.

I applaud the OP's getting involved with helping the injured man get to the Urgent Care.

I have been in the situation of a bleeding head wound of a family member and called 911 and just got out of their way when they came. There are issues of insurance, finances, liability and the like in these situations.

[njbchbum]

Railcruiser - Don't feel disgusted...the woman who had to move her car might not even have been a Villages resident! My experience...there are more Villages residents like you than there are like that woman.

[goodtimesintv]

Originally Posted by RickeyD

I don't agree with this. A lot of people living close together does not bring out the worst in us. I do a lot of work in the NYC area and I have observed the following. The poorer a neighborhood is, the friendlier the people are and the MORE willing they are to help out a person in need. The rich folk don't seem to care about anyone but themselves. It is not a density problem, it is a class income issue. The more people have in terms of stuff they less they have in terms of caring. This is not my opinion, it is what I've observed in the course of 40 years.

Interesting choice of community to use, to explain that behavior here in TV.

[RickeyD]

Originally Posted by goodtimesintv

Interesting choice of community to use, to explain that behavior here in TV.

I see pretentiousness in TV that I don't see on Park Ave. Real wealth doesn't have to pretend, they are the real thing.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by RickeyD

...The more people have in terms of stuff they less they have in terms of caring. This is not my opinion...

You may not consider it your opinion, but it certainly is not a fact.