The garbage cans are mysteriously put back to the original place every week, and it turns out that the 70-year-old man is learning Lei Feng to do good deeds Woman found to help return to the trash can Secret Guest American woman Ashitō Ge and her family last November

Every week, the garbage cans are mysteriously put back to the original place, and it turns out that the old man in his 70s is learning lei feng to do good

The woman finds a secret guest who helps return to the trash can

American woman Reed Andeng and her family moved to a Wisconsin town last November. She found that for several weeks, after the garbage truck had finished collecting her garbage, the garbage can would "automatically" return to their garage, and finally found the mirror collector after the ambush.

In the United States, the main houses that live in single-family houses put the garbage can in the driveway for the garbage truck to collect, and after the garbage truck finishes collecting the garbage, the owner must pull the garbage can home. Ashto said her family's driveway was long, and at first she thought it was the garbage collection company that was kind enough to help them "get back to their places," and Ashdoge's husband said he didn't pull back the trash can.

A confused Ashido decided to find out, and the day before Christmas Eve, she prepared a small gift in advance, took her 9-month-old son to stay at home, and at 8:21 a.m., the "mystery guest" appeared in the driveway.

It turned out he was Dick Pontzloff, a 75-year-old retiree who lived nearby. "I was tired of doing nothing all day when I retired, so I started helping everyone get back in the trash," Pontzlov said. Pontzlov liked to be called "Dick" and said he wasn't afraid of the cold.

Ponzilov laughed and said, "I have lived in Wisconsin for most of my life. I've always loved winter, and even though it's just minus 18 degrees Celsius one morning in January, I don't think it's bad."

Ponzilov always rode a bicycle, pushing garbage cans from house to house for residents on Thursdays when garbage was collected. Pentzlov mentioned that the reason he wears a mask is that it "makes the face look good and warm." He believes in being kind to everyone, "that's what you have to do. People will have moments when they need help."

Ashtoge notes that there was an inexplicable feeling of accepting a stranger's handlift, "He [Ponzlov] didn't even realize that he had done such a wonderful thing and how grateful we were."

After about an hour of helping everyone push the trash can, Pentzlov tightened his shoelaces and set off on the way home. Penzlov will also do his part on the garbage collection day, because he "likes to move".