People were asked to share their 'most memorable moment' with a stranger. One answer jumped out.

1 [People were asked to share their 'most memorable moment' with a stranger. One answer jumped out.]( Interactions with strangers can be the [highlight of your day]( the reason you're crying in a bathroom stall at Chipotle or anywhere in between. A [user on Reddit]( wanted to hear about the most memorable moments people had [with strangers]( in what is assumed to be an effort to show the good in humanity. The question read, "What is the most memorable moment you shared with a stranger who you never saw again?" Well, leave a prompt like that and the internet is ripe with responses ready to go. This particular post has more than 11,000 comments, but it was one comment in particular that stood out and brought the internet to tears. Reddit user [misdolnurs2517]( answered the prompt with a story about grief and how a group of strangers came together for a momentary act of kindness. [Read the story]( 2 [Crowd gathers and waits with bated breath as they watch two women rescue a dog: 'Puppy saved']( Thanks to two women at a high-end London fashion store, a dog was rescued from falling from the top of the store. In a video uploaded on [Reddit]( the dog can be seen caught between the store sign and a window. He seems to be calmly sitting at the edge. A crowd is gathered outside the store to watch how the dog will be rescued. That's when a woman from the store comes with a cloth hanger. A person in the crowd can be heard saying, "That's not gonna work." Then says it might work as the dog has a harness on. The woman takes the hanger close to the dog and tries to hook it to the dog's harness. Soon, she is able to hook it into the harness and pick him up. The video has an end caption, "Puppy saved! We doubt dogs will be allowed back into this store until that issue has been resolved." However, the crowd was relieved that the dog was rescued safely. [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Bacon hidden in a casserole teaches an important lesson on antisemitism and family boundaries]( If you've never been on Reddit, there's a section titled "Am I the A**h*le" aptly abbreviated [AITA]( where people ask for clarification on a [difficult situation](. The idea is that commenters will help you decipher if you are being the jerk in a situation or if it's the other person involved that holds the title. A Jewish dad and his two children [took to this subreddit]( to seek his own clarification. The dad, who doesn't give his name for obvious reasons, explains that he is a remarried widower who came into his second marriage with two children by his deceased wife. He tells readers that his current wife isn't Jewish but also isn't particularly religious while her parents are and have attempted to convince his daughter to be baptized Christian. [Read the story]( 4 [Olympic figure skater takes viral Wednesday Addams dance for a spin]( "Wednesday" is the new Netflix series taking over the airwaves. The show is a spinoff of the "Addams Family" where Wednesday, played by Jenna Ortega, is now a much older teen sent away to school at Nevermore Academy. In episode four, Wednesday attends a school dance where she has some...interesting dance moves. This dance seems to be occupying everyone's free time as they learn to perfect it. Celebrities from Kim Kardashian and her daughter North West to Camila Cabello and Lady Gaga have all tried their hand at recreating this now iconic dance. But Olympic figure skater [Kamila Valieva]( added a new spin to the dance—literally. I do want to forewarn you though, if you're looking for smooth, charismatic moves to the dance, this is not it. What Valieva does on the ice is [nothing short of amazing]( however. The skater starts the routine from behind a table backlit with red light, and at first, all you can see is a hand dancing on the table like Thing, a character from "Wednesday" and "Addams Family." [Read the story]( 5 [17 people reveal the most 'wholesome secret' they've never told anyone before]( There’s an[old adage]( you’ll often hear in recovery groups: “We’re only as sick as our secrets.” The phrase means that a secret kept in the dark grows and becomes more harmful, but when it is exposed in the light of day, its power is lost. However, that saying only refers to the dark secrets we keep. What about the nice things we do for others without ever telling anyone? When we hold onto the positive things we’ve done for others does it make us happier because we did something without ever asking for credit? Does doing good things in secret lead to a positive cycle of doing more and more good? [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2022 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.