8:12am has been identified as the time by which most people know whether or not their day will be a good one. This kind chap has been trying to help people get their day off to a good start.

Brits know what kind of day they are in for by 8.12am, according to a study by drink makers The Berry Company

To spread its message and ensure as many people as possible have a 'berry good day', The Berry Company has taken to the streets to test the theory of whether it's possible to turn someone's day around in those crucial early morning minutes. It sent its newly appointed CMO (Chief Mood Officer) onto the streets of London tasked with trying to help people have a good start to their day. As you can see in the video above, he pays for taxis, offers people use of his umbrella, offers up hugs, and more.

Know someone that would like a Berry good day? Nominate someone, and they could win a prize to help set up their day. One of the options is getting a lift to and from work in a supercar with Le Mans driver Oliver Jarvis!