I picked up my son to take him someplace today and just outside his neighborhood a TJ slid off the road and was stuck in a ditch. It was lifted and had AT's but they were practically bald so he just spun and spun. I stopped and hooked him up and pulled him out with a few tugs. It was the first time using my recovery kit. Turns out it was my son's neighbor and they had never spoken before other than a casual "Hi". It's nice to know my stock Jeep with stock tires could get the job done. Saved the dude a few bucks and he was real happy I came along. 
Good deed for the day
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Good Karma.
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Im sure it wont go unpunished.
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Yestereve, I traipsed around the blacktopped land,
looking to offer a helping hand,
a shipwrecked station wagon,
a damsel in distress,
a fumbling Fiat,
a thwarted Toyota truck,
an inextricable Excursion,
to lend a hand to those tending to strand,
alas, it was not to be,
b/c we got no snow in this small state initialed D E!
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Yestereve, I traipsed around the blacktopped land,
looking to offer a helping hand,
a shipwrecked station wagon,
a damsel in distress,
a fumbling Fiat,
a thwarted Toyota truck,
an inextricable Excursion,
to lend a hand to those tending to strand,
alas, it was not to be,
b/c we got no snow in this small state initialed D E!
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What goes around comes around. Nice example for your son and maybe new friend.
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I kept astrap in my yj came in handy on the trail a few times
most memerobal was the flooded wj at GWnf
I almost fellover when he said "it's my wife's jeep"
lucky to get him out of that hole
yj
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wish that recovery vid was still around
got most of him out leaving behind the front bumper
note to newbies stock grand Cherokees and deep mud holes don't mix well
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