Despite knowing it’s wrong, many people still judge others based on appearance. Luc Perreault, a 280lb biker with tattoos, experienced this firsthand when a woman at Tim Horton’s pulled her daughter away and said, “We don’t talk to dirty bikers.” Hurt by the assumption, Luc shared a heartfelt Facebook post in 2013, revealing his softer side as a family man, a welder, and a kind person. His message, shared over 4,000 times, reminds us not to judge others by their looks and to embrace kindness.
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