Clearly Raj didn't mean for this to come out like that in this scene. It was a funny moment.
Speaking of Raj, I was casually scrolling through X and I saw a post about Kunal Nayyar, who played Raj on The Big Bang Theory. As his role in the movie, this dude could barely talk to women during the entire show.
I never knew this about him before but apparently, Kunal goes onto GoFundMe at two in the morning when he can't sleep, and he gives people money, random people. People who have outstanding medical bills and can't afford them. He gives money away quietly and doesn't want any credit for doing it. I had to let that sink in for a minute because to do good and not want recognition for it is great virtue. A guy has a bunch of money and chooses to use it for good, at two a.m, he’s searching for someone to help, and he just does it without any press releases or any foundation in his name. He just says he’s lucky, so he gives it away, that’s all he said.
We need more people like him to help more people. Kunal goes on GoFundMe, and he scrolls through looking at all the people who have real issues, like medical bills, babies being born, rent, school fees. He’s looking through those things and finding someone to help, and everyone else succumbs to the mindless stuff of TikTok, memes and unnecessary comment arguments.
Because Kunal was fortunate, he shares because he believes it to be his obligation. It’s that simple, he said.
I don’t even have anything else to say. Some people choose to be good, and they do good without any form of acknowledgment, the only difference with them and us is that they eventually get a little attention.