来自康涅狄格州布里奇波特的32岁男子亚伦·塔克（Aaron Tucker）一周前刚从监狱获释。他住在一家中途之家，当天早上安排了一次工作面试。 他穿着中途之家提供的干净衬衫，搭乘公交车前往面试。途中，公交车司机看到一辆汽车撞到树上翻了个身。 亚伦毫不犹豫地跳下车，跑过去帮忙。他跪下，解开司机的安全带，把他从残骸中拉了出来。就在他安慰司机说“你会没事的”时，汽车突然起火燃烧起来。 亚伦脱下干净的衬衫，用它为司机的头部止血。不久之后，消防员和急救人员赶到现场。亚伦那天错过了工作面试，但对他来说，拯救生命更重要。 “工作可以来来去去，但生命只有一次，”亚伦说道。 社区里的人们听说了他的故事后，纷纷在 GoFundMe 上创建了筹款页面，为他筹集了超过 6 万美元。除此之外，Aaron 还收到了许多工作邀请。 我在美国住了多年了，我一直认为黑人虽然犯罪多，但是本性不坏，他们的犯罪与黄人处心积虑的欺骗犯罪不同，往往是吸毒，或者生活能力不够，智力不够造成的犯罪。这个故事也支持了我的看法。

下面是他的照片和英文报道：

Aaron Tucker, a 32-year-old from Bridgeport,  Connecticut, had just been released from jail a week earlier. He was staying in a halfway house and had a job interview lined up that morning. Dressed in a clean shirt the halfway house gave him, he caught a bus to get to his interview. On the way, the bus driver saw a car that had crashed into a tree and flipped over. Without thinking twice, Aaron jumped off the bus and ran to help. He knelt down, unbuckled the driver, and pulled him out of the wreck. As he reassured the man, saying, “You’re gonna be okay,” the car burst into flames. Aaron took off his clean dress shirt and used it to stop the driver’s head from bleeding. Shortly after, firefighters and EMTs arrived to take over. Aaron missed his job interview that day, but for him, saving a life was more important. “A job can come and go, but a life is a one-time thing,” Aaron said. When people in the community heard his story, they set up a GoFundMe page and raised over $60,000 for him. On top of that, Aaron received many job offers. Picture credit: GoFundMe 830.8K views View 24,374 upvotes View 154 shares