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Adams said the photo went viral so quickly she closed down her Facebook account due to the influx of comments, likes, shares and messages.
"I've shut down my Facebook, turned off my email. I had a call from a lawyer in Atlanta that wanted to use the photo," she told WFAA-TV.
Cox said he was surprised by the photo's popularity.
"In this line of work, people do it a lot," he said.
The photo has many online hailing Cox as a hero, including Wrangler Jeans, which promised the worker some free pants.
"Now this is an #EverydayHero. Keep up the good work, buddy, & expect to see some #WranglerJeans coming your way," the brand tweeted.