Microfriendships are brief friendly interactions with others characterized by kindness and resulting in happy feelings. Examples include pleasant conversations with a stranger in a subway, a taxi driver, a store clerk, or restaurant waitstaff.
Learn more in an essay on this topic by David Myers "The Happy Science of Micro-Friendships."
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