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On a positive, atleast no one's ever rude on NSC

Don't get me wrong, it's rude to not acknowledge someone doing something positive for you, but I just see it as, glad I'm not them. This is what I imagine of people who do what you mention- after a Sunday family dinner out, they go home, sit on the couch together, whack the tv on and then...

Maybe they suffer from selective mutism?

Just feel good about yourself. Be happy that you're the sort of person who would do that for another. If I do a good deed, I don't care what I get back in response, I'm just happy to be ab]le to help. After all, there's no gift like giving.

I knew this thread would turn into users blowing their own trumpet about their own good manners. Manners are not to be demanded, but commanded.