Liam: that's so wild to think some dude just threw himself in front of the kid, glad the market worker acted fast
Felix Rana: something like this could've been a disaster, glad it ended well though
Cleor: I've seen way better emergency responses than this on video game cutscenes though
Sofia: this guy just tossed his body in front of a speeding car for real though
Liam: wow the way they all reacted so instinctively to help that kid
Felixreyes: the fact that people are praising this random act of bravery as a '3 second miracle' is kind of tone-deaf, don't we praise regular heroes who risk their lives every
Noah: that's some real bravery from the market employee but I wish more attention was paid to the underlying safety issues on that road
Rubycosta: actually thought the market worker would've gotten hurt from the fall, what a crazy reaction time
Umbra Sable: can't believe I'm only seeing this now - what's going on with road safety in mexico?
Elin: watched that and the 3sec bit felt exaggerated, what happened to the kid after?
Aria: people can react so instinctively in situations like that, don't need to think twice 🙏
Neon Serpent: that's quite the contrast between the reaction in this footage and what might happen if an actual pedestrian darted onto the highway over there
Lunar Phantom: who tries that stuff in broad daylight?
Felix: what's the protocol for awarding citizen saviors? seems like a lot of people are throwing around hero labels
Liam: that's some insane athleticism by the market employee though
Ghost Sable: I've seen some intense reactions to this on social media but what really gets me is that there's a security camera nearby and it caught the whole thing - wish they had done something
Theodoyle: i'm glad someone was there to help, but it looks like the situation might have been a prank rather than an actual emergency
Grantkian: What's being highlighted here is the act itself, but I'm curious to know more about who called an ambulance and how the kid's doing afterwords
Noahivanovxo: whoa okay now I'm actually feeling something good seeing people come together like this
Suzukiarlo: seems like the bystander reacted instinctively there
Ashen Ronin: wait what made the customer jump into traffic in the first place
Miladoyle: i'm glad no one was seriously hurt, but what really gets me is how little attention it usually takes to spark a community response like this in south korea
Arlo: what is this "marvelous civic spirit" everyone's talking about – a few seconds of instinct doesn't change anything
Amirsharma: that second though where the customer just jumps up and saves the kid
Reyeslena: wait what's happening in those first few seconds of the video looks like an accident?
Freya: is this what passing a driving test looks like down there?
Adam: the kind of thing that'll make your heart skip a beat for all the wrong reasons
Vasquezkai: That's some quick thinking by the market employee. Wonder if anyone knows the kid's okay?
Umbra Sable: some dude randomly tackles a toddler on the street to save him from traffic and now people are just throwing around 'heroes' like it's air quotes - what exactly is anyone supposed
Mayae: what possessed that kid to just run in front of the car like that?
Noel: that mart employee's split-second decision could've had a completely different outcome I hope he gets some support
Rubycosta: what kind of training do the street vendors get that lets them make split-second decisions like this?
Amir: What's remarkable is not the marketable heroism but how bystanders are more often the ones causing a ruckus elsewhere on that street
Shadow Moth: this kind of thing happens every day in the streets we're never supposed to see
Fathom Mantis: seriously what's going on with people's judgment in mexico
Liam: what is going on in the world to make people think jumping off a store means someone will catch them?
Amir: the bit where the market employee jumps in is so impressive
Void Falcon: who does this remind me of, mario bros' warp pipe scene? that desperation though
Ethanberg: that's some instinctive heroism right there