Are you A+ or O- ?

As you can figure out I am not talking about blood types. I am more talking about your networking and personal interaction. A recent event of mine came to me when thinking about this post and it goes as follows:
I was dispatched to a car/deer accident on the interstate. The accident was out of my area but due to lack of people on I took it. I arrived on scene in the cold rainy weather. It was late, I was tired, and I didn't really want to do a crash report because I was listening to a PODCAST and wanted to hear it all the way through. But nevertheless it's my job. So I got out of my car and greeted the man driving. I looked at the damage to the vehicle and asked him for his license. After getting his license I realized that I had Flight Ground School with him in Fort Wayne about 4 years prior. Just so happen that after talking he had a different path than he expected after the training, as I did also. We both did different things but he continued his training to be a pilot along with started a company (IT). We began to talk and his passenger stated "oh there's my mom" (they called her for a ride since the car was not drivable). As the car pulled in front of his a lady got out. Oh my she happened to be a family friend that has known my parents since about the time I was born. And to our surprise I grew up with the passenger. We had gone to the same church when we were children.
I guess what I am trying to express here is the fact that an A+ person is that whom is a positively Affectionate person. They treat everyone as if they are going to see them again in life. Now if I were to have gotten out of my car mad, unruly, and not willing to help. Then the story might have been different. We all have our days as O- people. Those who are Negatively Objective to the situation. By doing so you are not helping yourself or others. But if we treat people as if we are going to see them again you never know how that might help us out in the long run. Now it might not make you money, get you a job, or help you out monetarily. But it just might help you emotionally. All I wanted to do at 2am was call my mom and tell her about who I had seen that night.
We all have these reminders in our life. Maybe next time we meet, interact, or just brush up against at a shopping mall we will remind ourselves that the above is a possibility.