'What Would You Do?' episode recap: Veteran cannot afford groceries, Women drug man at the bar and try to rob him

— -- Here is a recap of the Friday, Sept. 8, episode of "What Would You Do?" with ABC's John Quiñones:

What Would You Do: Raising The Wrong Race -- A white woman with an adopted black child is being harassed by an onlooker who doesn’t believe she should be the parent to the child of another race. How will passersby react?

8:23

What Would You Do: Onlooker harasses parent with different race child

A white woman with an adopted black child is harassed by someone who doesn't believe she should be a parent to a child of another race.

What Would You Do: Sikh Discrimination -- A sales clerk is discriminating against a Sikh man because of his religious garb. Will other customers stand-up for him?

7:50

What Would You Do: Sales clerk discriminates against Sikh man

A sales clerk is discriminating against a Sikh man because of his religious garb. Will other customers stand-up for him?

What Would You Do: Veteran Can't Afford Food -- A veteran is checking out at a grocery store but does not have enough cash to buy the groceries. What will the other shoppers do?

6:57

What Would You Do: A veteran cannot afford groceries

A veteran is checking out at a grocery store but does not have enough cash to buy the groceries. What will the other shoppers do?

What Would You Do: Drunk Robbery -- At a bar two women are scheming to take advantage of a man sitting alone. They drug him and try to lure him to leave with them. How will the other patrons react to the women trying to rob him?

7:59

What Would You Do: Women drug man at the bar and try to rob him

At a bar, two women are scheming to take advantage of a man sitting alone. How will the other patrons react to the women trying to rob him?

What Would You Do: Dirty Bartender -- A bartender is treating the bar as her own personal space—taking sips out of drinks, sneezing into drinks, etc. How will customer react?

6:18

What Would You Do: Bartender treats bar as her personal space

A bartender is treating the bar as her own personal space--taking sips out of drinks, sneezing into drinks, etc. How will customer react?