August 30, 2019

The day started almost as if it wasn't.  As I got out of the car, I found out I lost my sunglasses, my mask.  I was nervous.  I went to the attendant of the parking garage I went to.  The person at the Post Office Square Parking Garage was kind enough to lend me a pair of sunglasses for tonight.  As I walked out.  As IO passed Faneuil Hall, I saw a kid sitting by the mall.  I asked if he was all right.  He said he was, just listening to his radio.  I let him be & I told the security guard at the area.  As I passed the Haymarket MBTA station, a couple of ladies saw me.  While one was skeptical, the other hugged me & said it was a blessing what I do.  As I passed the Greatest Bar, I saw Jerry Glednye from Dirty Water Media.  It was great meeting with him again.  I even told him I was ready for another interview.  I could tell you more people felt comfortable with me doing my job.  As I went to Beacon Hill, I saw a homeless man.  We talked.  He was an alcoholic that really wanted to change, but was afraid of the legal situations & the bullying.  I told him I would make sure he gets to Mass General Hospital to get the treatment he truly deserves.  I went there, to the main lobby & the ER.  I was received.  And as I left him in their care, I gave both him, the receptionist, & the person in the lobby my card.  As I went past City Hall Plaza, I startled a homeless man sleeping unexpectedly.  When I apologized & told him who I was, he told me of people who blared their horns, to scare him away.  I told him, I'd look into that.  As I crossed to Downtown, as I crossed there was a reckless pickup driver ready to speed.  I tried to tell him to think about the accident he could do when doing so.  He ignored it & called me the r-word.  I met another man who saw at the corner, he respected what I did.  He also told me of times he saw things a lot worse in the area.  I gave him my card & told him if he saw anything to tell me.  There was a couple who was having an argument.  I thought it was something heated.  It turned out to be lover's spat.  I explained who I was & they thanked me for the concern.  As I went down another street, the was a friend hugging a sad friend.  I checked if everything was alright, they said it was now.  I also told them who was & why I asked.  The friend thanked me, & I gave her my card.   I saw a man rummaging thru some a pickup truck.  He said he was looking for something in his friend's truck.   I did see the friend there & both appreciated what I did.  I passed by a group of people, one of asked on how to be a real life superhero.  I told him & he said he would be nervous because of social anxiety.  I told him I understood & told I was autistic to assure him it can be done.  He tanked me.  Another real life superhero, that would be a day I would proudly see.  As I went to Chinatown, there was a man who ran into me, saying he was robbed.  I immediately went to the area.  He was explaining in a desperate fashion what went on & he was hurt.  Fortunately a police car as there.  I told him to run into them & I was there to also explain everything.  I asked the police if there was anything else they needed me for & they said no.  They did thank me.  I gave one of them my card, because I would really like to talk to the police commissioner.  As I passed another club on High Street, there was a guy harassing a girl.  I told him to stop, but the girl said she had everything under control.  As I also crossed I saw another lady being harassed.  I told the boys to stop.  She thanked me immediately, but her friends were not afraid to give me some homophobic slurs.  Ehh.  I one to Faneuil Hall again.  I was playing traffic cop to make sure the cars got out safely & the club people would not be in the way or get hurt.  I ran into the same security guard.  I explained the concept of real life superheroes.  He thought I was a vigilante & I assured him I wasn't.  However, he was more into anti-heroes.  Fine choices pal!  A lady did an interview with me, in which I explained everything as she taped on her cell phone.  Later she asked me to kiss her on the cheek.  Now I feel like Richard Dawson.  SURVEY SAYS...!  The clubs were really starting to wind down, but I did see a guy lying on the sidewalk.  I asked if he was okay.  He sorta did.  I asked him if he's getting a rider.  He says he does.  I told him, make sure it's soon & to stay awake.  I also checked on others.  They were really grateful.  I even gave them ride sharing tips.  A great patrol!