Chivalry is Not Dead

So this is a continuation of my Friday night, but it's a completely different story, so I thought I would make it a separate post.
We were getting a group together to hang out Friday night and one of my friends asked if he could bring one if his friends that he met last semester while he was training in the Fire Academy. I didn't think much about it so I agreed. I had no idea he would be one of the most interesting guys I'd ever met.
He gave of a wonderful first impression if I do say so myself. He was very polite and chivalrous. All night he would make sure i didn't slip as we walked across ice, open doors for me, gave up his chair for me if I was not sitting, and made sure I was always comfortable. I have to admit, I am not used to being treated in such a way and it was embarrassing to get so much attention, but I still appreciated his chivalry very much. There was even a time where I slipped on the ice and he managed to catch me. I was very impressed.
Not only was he one of the sweetest guys I had the pleasure to meet, but he was very interesting as he had a great many quirks. He had a sweet tattoo, played guitar, listened to awesome music, and had a good sense of humor. I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to meet him. Hooray for nice guys!