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The husband accidentally asked a stranger for directions and found him happy to help him. The wife suggests that it could be possible that people feel more inclined to help if they feel familiar with them. They discuss previous encounters where they bumped into strangers and emphasize the importance of building connections and friendships.
human
You won't believe what happened today.
gpt
What happened? You sound excited.
human
I decided to test my theory that people are more likely to help you if they know you.
gpt
And what did you do?
human
I randomly asked a stranger for directions, and he was happy to help me.
gpt
Really? Maybe it wasn't about him knowing you but just a kind person helping out.
human
I don't know. It felt like we had a connection, and he was genuinely happy to help.
gpt
Well, that's interesting. Did anything like this happen before?
human
Yeah, there was this one time when I was lost, and I bumped into a friend of a friend. He was happy to guide me to my destination.
gpt
I guess it could be possible that people feel more inclined to help if they feel familiar with you.
human
Exactly! It's like the saying goes, "It's not what you know, it's who you know.
gpt
I see your point, but I still think it's essential to approach strangers with caution.
human
That's true, but it never hurts to build connections and be friendly with people. You never know when you might need their help.
gpt
I suppose you're right. It's always good to have a network of people you can rely on.
human
Yes, and now I have one more person I can count on if I ever need help in that area.
gpt
Well, I'm glad everything worked out for you. Maybe I'll test out your theory next time I need directions.
human
I'd love to hear about any interesting encounters you have!