Oh man, I have to come down (I’m a little emotional at the moment), so I’m writing here in Motortalk, although it has nothing to do with Volvo, but driving: I just come out of the gym, which I visit three times a week. Drive out of the exit as a left-hander and this leads to a busy main road, which is on a slope. As a left-hander it goes uphill. Before I could turn onto the main road a Japanese small car drives older year of construction It was in front of me. Out of the car came black smoke and he jerked. I could (because the car had an advance) put me behind it. After about 20 meters there was end terrain, nothing went and the car stopped. The road is one-lane at this entrance, so he blocked the traffic. Out of the car came a young man (I believe Turkish origin), a young woman and two small children. The woman and the children go away from the roadway on the sidewalk. The young man versu but it was clear that there was nothing left, a brown liquid (oil with water?) ran out of the car downstairs, and the thing was grieving. I turned on the warning light system and blocked the following traffic, went to the driver and asked if I could help. It was clear that the car had to be pushed about 150m uphill to the roadside, for one alone, a meaningless subject. So we started pushing. But now it comes to pass: behind me was a Hupkon men and women of my age (in the middle of 40) but also younger ones sat in their boxes and had nothing better to do than hooves. Two then got out, and yelled: “Drive the rustling leaf away”. The young man was too excited and was pushing, I said “Don’t go, help with pushing instead of yelling around here, then it’s faster”. The two went back in the car and honked on. I’ve never seen so much selfishness and ignorance before. I’ve been a ton wee a short time before. ise stremmed and was exhausted, but in such a situation it is natural to help. Oh man, poor Germany.