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Driver grateful after teens help push stalled car to safety
Seven student-athletes guided Robin Gay’s stalled car off a busy highway and refused payment, saying they wanted to help and keep her safe.
- On Friday evening in Everett, Massachusetts, seven high school students pushed Robin Gay's car to safety after it broke down in the middle of a busy highway.
- Returning from a volunteer shift at a dance studio, Gay said her car died in traffic, leaving her in a "panic state" as vehicles rushed by.
- Senior Raul Guimaraes spotted the vehicle, prompting the group to direct traffic and push the car while refusing payment from Gay, instead offering a hug.
- "Our first instinct was just to help out," senior Kevin Ordonez said, while Gerardo Cubias added it was "amazing to help her" after celebrating the effort.
- Senior captain Jayden Alsaindor documented the moment "to show acts of kindness in the world," hoping the positive message spreads beyond the highway rescue.
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