I was sitting in a late model Toyota Scion. I noticed how new everything looked. I took in the unfamiliar dashboard, and was mesmerized by all the instruments set in it like sparkling gems. Then I looked at the strange key ring in my hand, and said to myself, “holy shit, I just rented a car from a complete stranger.” Then I put the key in the ignition, started the car, and was on my way.

As described by the instigators: "On May 1, 2011 Michael J. Cirino, Daniel Castano, and Jonny Cigar hosted an elegant 6-course meal of haute cuisine on the L-Train."

They fed strangers on a subway with each course delivered one stop at a time. And the food looked amazing. Wonder if there's any reviews on Yelp...

I got my membership card from RelayRides, the peer-to-peer car sharing service, just today. The signup process took about 5 minutes online. I received my membership kit a few days later. The key item in the kit is the pass card, which gives users phyical access to other members' cars. The signup was fairly painless, and through it I learned how to be a good RelayRides community member. 

Todd Beiber was looking for adventure, and he found it in a roll of film left behind in Brooklyn's Prospect Park after a blizzard. The film contained exquisite black and white pictures of a New York covered in snow. Follow Todd as he attempts to find the photographer and return the negatives. And discover how kindness can be an adventure that transforms.

PART 1

PART 2