After a full day of helping old ladies cross the road and helping bloke’s move house, all Scotty Boland wanted was a cheeky feed to o fuel up for the upcoming Ashes Test.
That’s when he found himself cruising down Stirling Highway en route to Fremantle, no doubt, to volunteer at a soup kitchen or the like.
It was at this critical juncture that Scott realised his decision to hold up traffic while waiting to turn right into HJ’s for a Whopper Jnr would inconvenience his fellow man.
So being the bloke he is, Scotty decided against the dog act and continued down to Stirling Rd where he turned right and looper back onto Stirling Highway at gear personal inconvenience to himself.
We spoke to a witness who said it was a testament to the man he is. Adding,
“It was busy mate, a weaker man would’ve just held up traffic for 15 minutes and not even given a courtesy wave. That’s not Scott though, he was put in Perth for a real reason”
After looping back around, Scott even found it in himself to pay it forward for the order behind him.
You’d expect nothing less.