Recently released from prison, on his way to a job interview and tragedy strike

So this guy is released from prison.He has $2 to his name.He gets a job interview.And on the way to that job interview, tragedy strikes.This is a crazy story.So Aaron Tucker is a man from Bridgeport, Connecticut.

He was released from prison.He has $2 in his pocket.And he gets a job interview.On the morning of that job interview, he gets up, gets ready, hops on the bus.Everything is completely normal.In the middle of the bus ride, the bus comes to a screeching halt because a car flipped over.

Aaron immediately gets out of his seat, goes up to the front of the bus, and he tells the bus driver, hey, can you let me off?The bus driver says, I can't because this isn't a bus stop.Aaron says, well, the driver of that car really needs help.And the bus driver says, I'll let you off, but I have to keep it moving.So, now Aaron has to make a decision, because if he gets off the bus, he's going to miss this job interview, so he tells the bus driver, let me off.Aaron gets off the bus, runs to the car, pries the door open, unbuckles the seatbelt, pulls the driver out, seconds before the car goes up into flames.

The driver is badly injured, so Aaron takes off his dress shirt and uses it as a tourniquet to stop some of the bleeding.

The whole time he's talking to the driver saying, stay with me, keep your eyes open, your family wants to see you again, and then first responders show up.And they say without a doubt, if it weren't for Aaron's quick thinking and bravery, this driver wouldn't have made it.Someone started a crowdfunding campaign for Aaron and they raised nearly $50 ,000 for him.He was later interviewed by a local news station and they asked him, do you regret getting off that bus and missing that job interview?And Aaron said, absolutely not.Jobs come and go, but if I have the chance to save someone's life, I'm going to do that every single time.

Wow.Big shout out to Aaron.He deserves every penny of that and much more in my opinion.His actions were real dope to me.