A taxi in Bangkok is drawing attention online after a driver keeps a small selection of items inside the vehicle that passengers can take for free. Videos shared on social media show passengers discovering shelves stocked with everyday essentials rather than only typical car supplies.

Accounts say the “mini mart” setup includes a variety of items such as water and coffee, personal care goods (including toothbrushes and socks), and other practical products like a mirror and baby powder. Some reports also mention supplies for pet owners, including cat food.

Outlets describe the motivation behind the gesture in similar terms: the driver reportedly provides these free necessities for years and uses a pay-it-forward approach. When passengers take what they need, they may leave tips for the driver, who then buys more items to replenish the taxi for future riders. Social media users praise the idea as a warm, unexpected form of kindness, turning an ordinary trip into a more memorable experience.