A Tampa, Fla., man got stuck in an elevator with an elderly woman who had difficulty standing, and what he did next will amaze you.
According to a Facebook post from College Hunks Hauling Junk, one of their employees, identified as 23-year-old Cesar Larios, was working at an assisted living facility when the elevator got stuck.
A woman inside had trouble standing, so Larios got down on all fours to allow her to sit on his back until the elevator could be restarted — a full 30 minutes.
“We were riding with a very nice elderly women,” said Cesar Larios, according to the Good News Network. “As soon as it got stuck the lady said she could not stand for extended periods.”
A coworker snapped a photo of the incident, and the company posted it on their Facebook page, prompting plenty of praise.
The post included the caption: “One of our very own movers becomes a viral sensation with his act of kindness while stuck on an elevator. Chivalry lives!”
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