A woman who was "really close to tears" after her tyre burst on a main road was comforted by a Subway worker who stayed her until her family arrived.
The woman, 60, posted on Facebook yesterday thanking "Jamie" who lives in Wallasey for his kindness and support.
She created the post yesterday to thank Jamie - who she called a " wonderful young man " - after she became "upset and stressed" while stuck on a busy road near Rock Retail Park in Birkenhead.
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The woman's post read: "I just want to say a big thanks to a young man called Jamie who lives in Wallasey and works in subway opposite Cammell Laird.
"I’m now 60 and my front tyre burst as I entered the main road from Rock Retail park.
"I was upset and stressed stuck on an awkward part of a busy road.
"It was difficult getting through to the RAC and I was really close to tears when Jamie, who was walking home, stopped and kept me company until my family arrived.
"Thankfully Martin from the RAC arrived at the same time too and quickly got the car sorted.
"Big thanks to Jamie for that moral support, such a wonderful young man x".
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The Facebook post, which received over 470 likes, also attracted many comments from people praising Jamie for his kindness and for 'restoring people's faith' in the younger generation.
One woman said: "Well done lovely young man a credit to your family".
A man posted: "It is acts like this that renews one's faith in the younger generation. It didn't cost anything and this selfless act brought comfort in a stressful situation... well done Jamie".
Another woman commented: "What an experience. Hope you're okay x. Thank you Jamie, you're a hero x".
While one woman said: "Well done Jamie, you made someone feel safe today. Bless you xxxx".
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