A new video has been floating around online and it's certainly turning heads. Created by a YouTuber named "thescumbagdad," this video depicts a strange encounter that takes place in a parking lot. The transcript of the video reveals a conversation that is both confusing and chaotic. But what exactly is going on in this video?

The scene opens with a man named Nate approaching a stranger in the parking lot. He is holding a roll of toilet paper and appears to be in a bit of distress. "Excuse me, sir. I hurt my wrist, and I need help putting this toilet paper in my car. Could you help me?" Nate asks. The stranger agrees and helps him with the task.

In an interview with thescumbagdad, he explained that "The idea behind the video was to see how far someone would go to help a stranger, and also to see how far I could push them."

As the conversation continues, things become increasingly strange. The stranger, who we later learn is called the "Mr. Gooddeeds guy," starts quizzing Nate about his motivations. "Why'd you help today?" he asks. Nate responds by saying he simply wants to help out when he can.

It's then that Mr. Gooddeeds guy reveals his true intentions. "So, I've decided to bless the first person that...Wait a second. So, you're an influencer then. Was your wrist even broken?" he asks. Nate appears confused, but before he can respond, Mr. Gooddeeds guy accuses him of being a liar.

It's at this point that things start to get really chaotic. Mr. Gooddeeds guy hands Nate a wad of cash, which he claims to have received from thescumbagdad himself. "I donated my whole paycheck to your GoFundMe," he says. "You motivate me so much with your kindness content."

The video then takes a surprising turn, as Nate calls Mr. Gooddeeds guy out on his lies. "You're a liar," he says. "But I'll take this money, and I'll give it to someone who deserves it, your jerk face."

Just as the argument seems to be reaching its breaking point, another stranger enters the scene. He introduces himself to Nate and is shocked to hear that Mr. Gooddeeds guy just gave him a thousand dollars. "A thousand dollars? Well, that's like you could use it," he says. The stranger, who we later learn is named Dave, decides to pay it forward and starts writing out checks for people who need it.

In the end, the video is a strange, chaotic, and confusing mess. But it also has a heartwarming message about the power of kindness and generosity. As thescumbagdad himself said when asked about the video's message, "I just want people to take away from it that you never know how much a small act of kindness can change someone's life."