Homeowner Was SHOCKED I MOWED His OVERGROWN Lawn for FREE - Power Washed FILTHY Driveway Too
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2021
- This homeowner offered to give me $50 bucks just to come mow his lawn and trim a little bit. I wanted to take it one step further and give him a full cleanup including a nice power washing to cap it off.
His lawn was really overgrown especially the edging and in the backyard. I think I spent about 7 hours total on this property in a couple of days. It was definitely one of the most labor intensive jobs I've done, but I was happy to make his day.
I told him I didn't want to charge him for this work because I wanted to help him out. He said it couldn't have come at a better time.
Helping people out in need is something I've tried to do my whole life and now I feel like I can share it with all of you to encourage others to do the same.
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When my grandson was 14 years old he started a lawn mowing business in the neighbor. He told the people - "when I finish your lawn you pay me what you think the job is worth and what you're comfortable with. If you can't afford anything that's fine as well. If you like my work and want me to continue I will be back again next week." He did this every summer for 4 years.
There was one elderly woman who could not afford to pay him. He still cut her grass every week. At one point she told him - "I have a little extra money. I want you to have it."
My grandson said - "thank you ma'am, but I can't take your money. Please spend it on yourself."
I'm so proud of my grandson!
As you should!!
A grandson to be proud of, he was obviously brought up well
We all are!
😭😭😭That's a good man!!
Praise God for this well raised young man! He is an asset to your community and family.
UPDATE: With a couple of generous donations we have collected enough to pay for this gentlemans lawn care for the rest of the year. I will be setting this up very soon. This is such an amazing world we live in.
This has sparked my brain and I have a few things in the works already to continue helping anyone that can use our help.
Everyone has contributed to this and I'm excited to see it come full circle. ❤
This answered my question about finishing the joints/cracks in the drive way and the stuff in the fences. So cool.
YES!!!!, that’s what’s up !
Well, that good news brought happy tears to my eyes! See? There are still lots of good people in the world. Bless each and every one of you.
What a Blessing this is! Wow!
Wow, that was some job. Wonderful that you did this for someone who does not have the capacity too. Looking forward to an update in the future. We'll done
How in the world did over 2,000 people give this a thumbs down? This man did a complete lawn makeover and took a step further with a power wash of the concrete. All of it was done for FREE. When is the last time you did something like this on a daily basis? This man deserves many more thumbs up that's for sure. Great work man. A heart of gold right there.
they probably did it because he backed it on youtube for views. I think its honestly pretty cool, that there is people that are willing to do this and yes i agree with others and wish many more would get out there and do it
WTHeck!? 2,000 thumbs down? Haters gonna hate & karma’s a bitch!!!
@@lesa6399 karma isn't real
@@Sonicfoxtrotyes it is and you’ll die
People that are complaining that other people "can't take care of their lawns" to me are not looking at the entire picture. I will use me as an example. I bought one of the most beautiful properties in the community I live in with the intentions of fixing it up and finishing the landscaping that it needed. The next spring I had a heart attack, It put me behind on my plans, Then eye was diagnosed with diabetic retinopathy, and went blind (all I could see was shadows). After 12 eye surgeries my eyesight was restored, but I had a second heart attack and had a triple bypass. For me to mow my yard it too 3 times longer to do what I could do in a short time beforehand. When I bought the property, I could full well do all of the landscaping, but now I can't. AND I DID OWN A LAWN SERVICE BUSINESS when I was younger. Sometimes in life good people need help too. If I could get set up again, I would do just what this channel does for elderly people and our veterans. Keep up the great work.
Continue to be well. God bless.
The world I grew up in also had neighbors who would pitch in to help when one of their neighbors wasn't up to it. Different world now, not better, just different. Nice to see this lawn man had a soft spot for need folk. 🤗
Sorry to hear that I wish you the best
The size of these blocks of land would take a lot of maintenance for a fit person let alone an elderly gentleman. I would sell half of it to manage the smaller block.
@@-XtraCredit- You're going to sell your whole entire house and property because you can't trim your lawn? That's nuts!
I mow my neighbor's lawn every time I mow mine... even now after she has passed away. It's my way of honoring our friendship.
Tears. I'm sorry you lost your friend and I admire your devotion to the spirit of your friendship. 💕
I'm not crying, you're crying! 😭
bet they never once mowed yours though, huh?
@@Smokey420Greenleaf The beauty of friendship is giving what we can, without worrying about what another can give back. We accept each other's limitations with love and empathy.
Your bloody awesome 👌
What amazes me is in so many of these videos he is helping the elderly but not one neighbor has apparently done anything to help their neighbor. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
That is the very same thing that bothers me the most when I watch these videos even that small strip of land between two properties and they will only mow their half when obviously the neighbor is having problems mowing theirs at all
@@pennyaikins thats america. everybody is BUSY
While admiring all the hard work, I notice this overgrown yard is SURROUNDED by homes, and NOT A ONE, besides this man, so much as offered this neighbor some much needed help?! They should hang their heads in shame.
He doesn’t have to do the ones where the neighbors are helping…
I was just thinking the same thing. It's obvious that the neighbors have working lawn mowers and weed eaters. What happened to neighborly love?
This is exactly why I started Little Bear Lawn Care. When I had cancer, I couldn't mow the lawn as I was neutropenic (no immune system). My wife was 6 months pregnant when I was diagnosed at the end of March, so you can imagine what it was looking like after a few months when she had our daughter in June. We couldn't get ANYBODY to come and mow our little lawn (literally 40 minutes with a push mower), until my wife finally got somebody to stay on the phone long enough to hear her crying and begging for help. We finally got them to come and mow our lawn a few times until my wife was able to recover from a C-Section and mow it herself. INSANE! After that, I got avascular necrosis and couldn't barely walk, but I was mowing my lawn. After my hip replacements, I started up a lawn care company to help people that found themselves in similar predicaments as my family had. If you're in Greensburg, PA and need help, please call us. We'll do our best to make sure you're taken care of.
Thanks so much for sharing your awesome story. Not awesome you had to go through those struggles of course but that you would turn into something so giving for others. Thanks so much for the amazing work you do
4GOD BLESS YOUFOR HELPING. THAAT. FAMILY!!!
Who in the right mind did not realize this person needed help? Breaks my heart to see where we've all gone
spot on.
Blind people. Litteraly and figuratively
@@miriamhappe1066 some years ago we had a snowstorm, so my kids and I went outside and started shoveling the snow out of our driveway. One of my neighbors (across the street from me) was out there shoveling as well tho he had a snowblower so it was going a lot faster than us. While we were shoveling his 14 or so year old kid was driving a quad with a small snowplow attached to it. We ignored them both until the little jerk drives by our driveway and pushes a ton of snow back into it. That got me angry so I went and told his father to please ask his kid to stop it. Instead of doing that he told us we should buy a snowblower. I told him what we needed was for his kid to stop bringing more snow into our driveway. I wonder if any of this eventually sunk in in his head since a year or so later when we had another snowstorm he actually came by and helped us clear some of my driveway. I do know I was beyond shocked he was helping me this time around, so at the end I thanked him for his help. and yes, a snowblower made things much easier.
Well, not all of us.
Unfortunately, many, along with their children, have gone to drag queen story hour.
everything you said is spot on. My next door neighbor is a young kid renting, last Sunday at 6am I seen him leaving for work. I mowed his yard, the kid is working 6 to 7 days a week, If any young kid is working like that I will mow his yard every week. You sir are a good man, I mow my other neighbors yard cause she is old and cannot do or pay for someone, This world would be so much better if instead of the people saying bad things about others yards and just did the next right thing.
Awesome
❤
Thats awesome. May God bless you tremenduously for your gracious heart to your fellow human beings. I thank God for people like you.
Bugman-22, You’re also a good man for helping your neighbor. Thank you.
Exactly... the way I look at things is "You should not look down on someone, unless your helping them up."
My Dad always says don't complain about what other people do unless you're willing to help them
Well said. 👍
Your dad is right! And one of my favorites is...
The only time you should look down at someone is if you're helping them up!
Your dad is a smart man
Yes!
@@staycool163 you are wise beyond your years
To anyone saying that "if you cant take care of your yard, you shouldnt own it" is total carp. I bought my house 10 years ago, with no problems. I have been on dialysis now for almost 7 years. I have went downhill pretty quick. I have severe vertigo (caused by the kidney failure) and now I am unable to take care of the simplest of things. I used to be a Rancher and did everything myself. Not anymore. Hopefully after a transplant things will go back to normal. So asking this person why they do this, is something you will NEVER understand. Keep up the great work, you DO make a difference.
Def will add you in my prayers and hope you get that speedy recovery you need
Got you in my prayers.❤️🙏🏽❤️
If I had a neighbor that needed help, especially an elderly or disabled one, I would be there in a heartbeat to help them out. You are a saint for helping so many people but man, I wish more people like you were out there. I bet that guy feels very happy and relieved to see his lawn in such great shape after your help!
I'm a fireman, work 24-36 hour shifts plus a lot of overtime. Every now and again, my retired neighbor mows my lawn. He won't accept anything for it and always says "That's just community." I'm glad I live around people like him.
I have a neighbor who is an incredibly hard working guy. A stone mason. Leaves for work at 5 and doesn't pull into his driveway until after 6. Whenever he mows his lawn, he does my front yard as well. I actually feel guilty because I am semi retired and can easily do it myself. I always get him a case of beer (which he reluctantly accepts), but it goes way beyond paying him back - it's the generosity of the act that blows me away every time.
@@Automedon2 I have a similar situation. My wife and I are mid 50s. Certainly not young, not old. But we both have health conditions (type-1 diabetes since I was a child, wife has M.S.) Neighbor is a single guy, 31 yrs old, owns a blow-in insulation company. Busy as hell all the time. But he mows our yard every week. I also buy him a case of beer each time. I tell him I'm paying my dues when I bring the beer to him. Greatest neighbor I've ever had!
My dad and our neighbor mowed each other’s front lawns and parkways. It became a contest of who would get to it, first. 😆 Now I live in NM, where xeriscaping is the thing. My husband will sometimes lend out his burner or burn our neighbor’s weeds for them.
You could afford to pay somebody,so do it..I’m 65 ,still work in the electrical trades keeping the lights on with a lot of overtime without the benefit of 24 on/ 48 off,raising 4 grandkids,and still find time to mow my big yard and other property up keeps.Grow up
@@michaelmckenzie5232 That wasn't the point that I was making. At all. You took something innocent about community and turned it in to a hostile pissing match. Congrats on mowing your lawn. YOU grow up.
As a guy who has elderly parents, I actually moved back in with them to help my dad take care of my mom. When my mom passed away last year, I told my dad that I'm still gonna stay here for him too whether he likes it or not. They took care of me, now it's my turn to take care of them.
My dad still likes to go out and do some of the mowing but anything he doesn't feel like touching, I take care of. I make sure to give him his freedom so he doesn't feel worthless but I also watch him like a hawk.
Sometimes people just get hurt and can't get out there and take care of the yard like they used too. Life HAPPENS.
Your parents raised you right. You only have them for a time. God Bless You.
God bless you 🙏 ❤
May your mom REST IN PEACE
My mom went with the LORD 5 years ago.
My pop is 85. He does everything himself. But last month I saw his fragility. I help out ,but not to make him feel useless. Little things, to make it easier for him. I'm retired unexpectedly. But God had a reason and a plan.
God bless you and your dad.
Stay safe
Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Sometimes the mind is willing, but the body isn’t able. You are a great son
Your a true man that knows what is important in your life and the love for your mom and dad, thanks for doing what you do, God bless you....
That dog is making sure you don't touch his property! lol Gotta love it.
My daughter’s neighbor mows her lawn each week, the front. It is a small patch, yet she didn’t have to volunteer, but she does. Thank you kind neighbor.
When I was in high school, i wanted a garden. There was a house in our area where the lawn was never mowed. I asked the elderly owner if I could mow her lawn in exchange for some garden space. Two years I mowed her lawn and chatted with her. Then a church painted her house for her. When I went away to tech school another kid mowed her lawn. She always offered to pay but we never took money.
You helped her & she helped you. Enriching each others lives. In Hebrew, this is called a "mitzvah," meaning "an individual act of human kindness!"
You are a Angel Sir. A true heart of gold. Bless you Bless you😊
Sweet
@@yadayada752 In English is called "an individual act of human kindness".
Bravo, Light Warriors both !!
As a former landscaper of 10yrs & someone who is now disabled, I have much respect.
Thank you for doing this, I’m sure it raised the spirits of this man tremendously. A number of years ago my next door neighbor who was an elderly man lost his wife in the spring. When fall came here in central Indiana the leaves were thick, I cleaned up my yard and then cleaned up his to help him out. He wanted to pay me, I said no, I just wanted to help him out, he was truly grateful. Amazing how good you can make others feel by doing something like cleaning up leaves, I was happy I made his life easier that fall, he passed away that next summer.
I'm positive you made him feel good👍
❤️
Wow the driveway and the curb was some hard work not to mention the grass. You did an amazing job. Such a good deed. I’m sure the homeowner is amazed❤️
I don't know what is most satisfying:
- the professional job of reviving the lawn, or
- that is was made for a person in need
You sir, made my day too
When my dad got really old his neighbour did his hedges without asking. Dad was off the charts grateful. You keep doing what you are doing. That could be anyone's dad. God bless you.
That's awesome to hear. Thank you.
PG Tips well done 👍 can’t believe amount of work u have done ✔️ amazing 🤩
Keep up your work. There needs to be more people like .some of the older people aren't able to do it them self💞
@@TopNotchLawns you got good heart bro..thanks for helping that person out..you earn my subscriber..great job.👍👍
One question how much it’s would have cost for a yard like that size???
Was there a specific reason that you didn't help your father???
Great job! I can't believe his neighbors didn't help mow his yard! I'll be ashamed! They're need help one day and no body will help them, then how will they feel? God bless you!
I can't wrap my head around how some can be so unimaginative that they can't think of reasons why someone hasn't taken care of their lawn. That's some boggling level of privilege!
Thank you for helping people and making the world that little bit better. :)
Yes even a broken bone or a sprain in the leg or arm would make it hard to mow. A loved one in the hospital or in the hospital themselves. What sad is all these people that have no one to help them.
I love how one of the commenters speaks as if the lawn was a child. And that if you got sick would you neglect the child. I think a growing blade of grass is not a child. People sometimes can't even take care of their children and have to have CYS come in for a little while. To tell people that their lawns are first in priority when you buy a house is absolutely insane.
Don't be a bad neighbour and complain when someone is down and out,
Be a Good neighbour, offer to help out.
For Sure!👍....We should all be "good neighbors"!
@@wandamccarthy6013 Depends on what neighborhood you live in !!!!
Are you trying to freestyle
That property is HUGE!! What a massive job. The driveway had me thinking “what has he gotten himself into?!?” And “turn the camera off and take a break!” Such an incredible thing you did for this man. Well done and thank you for your hard work
I was thinking that too
If he’s actually working and cleaning up alone I’m sure this particular yard was a 2-3 day job.
Yeah the video got a little over an hour of the action but he said it was about 7 hour job over 2 days so that sounds more like it. Happy to watch an hour of hard word and a big cleanup...but maybe not the full 7 hrs. A good deed here, the place ended up looking great, who knew that driveway was salvageable under there!
Sheri .agree why not build a cottage, rent out the house. The income could cover garden maintenance and re surface the drive. It would boost the property value and relieve the neighbours of an eyesore.
@Rulya Mórrigan Ard Mhacha then sell the house? If you can’t maintain it, and clearly don’t need that much property and house, why keep it? If he didn’t get donations to take care of the lawn for a year, what would have happened in a year?
I think this yard is quite larger than it looks. You do such a wonderful job. ☺️
There needs to be more people like you in this world.
Okay, I'm halfway through and have to say this is one of the kindest human gesture I've seen in quite a while.
Its sad that none of his neighbors offered to cut his grass when they were cutting theirs. If that was my neighbor I would have cut it...Thank you for being a decent, selfless, human!
In defense, Neighbors may have thought he had been hired to do all this work, so maybe (hoping) that’s why no other folks jumped in to help....I’m just so thankful and grateful there are people like this wonderful man donating all his time, tools out of kindness and goodness of his huge heart....
You are so right!!! I said maybe neighbors thought this gentleman had been hired to clean up, but. Yes, one, two neighbors most certainly could have kept mowing little longer...
But what about all the days until THIS day? Looks they mow their lawns regularly and well...but it also looks like the "looked the other way" to let his to grow until it was out of control. Sad.
@@billieo5376 how do you know that the neighbors don’t hire mowing companies for their lawn? Putting a lot of blame on people without knowing what is actually going on.
I agree, after all isn't it what we are supposed to do.
All of you's deserve the biggest award! 👍 It's nice to know that some people still care
Partially ressembles archeology: you need to dig to find the remains of the driveway ... Guess at that point you'd judged yourself a little as being a fool to do that sort of thing. But what ! The result speaks for itself and - no - it surely wasn't the crappiest lawn in the neighborhood afterwards. Thanks for sharing !
Neighbors hate on this home, but he has a HUGE area to be responsible for. c'mon people, just help! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Iii
Buy one of those power washer "disk" and you can clean the driveway in less then 1/2 the time.
Good for you.
True, and this a awesome, but he may need to downsize, you can’t do his grass every week, just because he’s a senior. No disrespect intended
If everyone thought like this guy this world would be a better place.
Amen!❤
There's actually quite a few Lawn Care guys that are doing this type of charity for their community. I have nothing but respect for people that can do these type of things and help elevate the morale of the person's neighborhood. If we don't have consideration among each other in our neighborhoods.....then there's no community.
Awesome work and this yard was a lot of work. Wow this is so nice of him to help out .
Yessssss 🙏🏼
Он так помогает людям, а ему даже воды не предложили ! Почему? У нас в стране такому хорошему человеку не только воду предложат ,но и чай или кофе с булочкой предложат. Я поражена не вниманием людей, которым помогают привести в порядок участок вокруг дома. А работа проделана очень большая. Вы достойны уважения и человеческой благодарности! Вы большой молодец!!
That is a huge property to maintain, especially for a disabled person. This gives me faith in humanity again.
As a disabled guy, I totally think you are wonderful. Thank you!
This man just wants everywhere to look nice. I have massive respect for you sir.
He makes money off the videos. He will probably make a few hundred if not thousands on this one.
@@josephrichardson4678 I hope he does but my point was that money doesn’t matter to this man.
No neighborly love to be found here , Thank God for you Sean!!!
A true blessing. I was a single parent 3 young kids. Mowed lawn for years. One spring...everyone sick. Then all 3 had chicken Pox from school. I had Finals at university. And...lawnmower wouldn't start. And my weed whacker was lent to another neighbor who....never ever returned it. Even knew who his folks were & talked to them & still didn't return it. So...1 country neighbor took his riding lawnmower and ran through the back yard. And another took my lawnmower apart & sharpened the blade & got it running. I felt blessed for that action. ...But I still wont lend any equipment.💕👍🤗🙄😁🤔
Yeah, they keep it so long, it becomes theirs
You don't have to live next door to be a neighbor. Man, you are a great person. God bless!
Your parents must be EXTREMELY proud to have raised a successful man like you. I mean that! You have it all. You do what you love, you're compassionate and giving, thoughtful and kind. If you were my son I'd wrap my arms around you and tell you how proud I am. Good luck in everything you do!!
I know it is hard work but looks like fun hard
work !!!
The doggie is lonely !!!
Please don't skip the ads, for him to get a money out from the advertising... This way we can help him for his kindness...
My adult son would have never done this for anyone including me. In fact, he's so lazy he hires a lawn care service to do his lawn and my son doesn't even work. I am a 67 year old woman, I live alone and I do all of my own yard work. My yard is big, the back slopes a bit downward from the house and it isn't flat. I use my riding mower for the bulk of it but I still have to use my push mower to get to places where the rider can't go. I am ashamed of my son. He doesn't care though. We haven't spoken in well over five years.
I want to give all you guys who do this a metal at least know the appreciation for my heart is overwhelming I need to take more time to take care of people
You are Blessed to have a good neighbor.
I used to live in a small town and my next door neighbor was an elderly widowed woman. Whenever, I cut my grass, I would cut hers as well. It's not always about the money. It's about human compassion. The happiness I see on her face is worth more than gold itself.
You’re a “top notch” dude in my book. The world needs more people like you. Kudos
Agree with you on that
Nah, don't sell humanity short - there are a lot of people just like him out there, throwing around acts of kindness all over the place! But, hey, maybe you haven't noticed because you're lucky enough to not need help in your life, but I guarantee, there are more nice people ready to help all around you, than there are assholes, it's just that we only hear about the assholes because they're the more loud obnoxious type ;)
you could be a top notch dude as well. Time to start.
You deserve a round of applause for doing this in the first place and maybe at least a glass of water or beer 🍺from the home owner
Hopefully the home owner will hire his company to do the job from no on.
What a generous gift to bless the sickly homeowner with! Your level of detail on both the lawn and the power-washed driveway was impressive! Blessings to you both! 🙏💚
EVERYBOD. IS GETTING. INSPIRED!!!! WHAT A WONDERFUL. THING FOR ALL!!!!♥️♥️❤♥️♥️❤♥️♥️❤
Dude you have my Respect! As a disabled Veteran to you. YOU ROCK!!!
I noticed that all yards in that neighborhood are well kept. Sad the state of affairs in “community”...neighbors could easily get together and help a neighbor having bad times and yet, they just ignore...thanks for doing what others fail to do...
😕👍 ignoring the obvious, is what you American's are best at!😉 jus look at the past year and 4 months.😵
In my neighborhood they just call the city, ticket everyone or say bad things about the other neighbor just like @d silverleaf
@@dsilverleaf4668 where are you from that you speak so badly about Americans? We are not all the same as Americans or any other nationality. We are all individuals and behave in many different ways. I think its the same where you are from also, if you are honest about it.
@@dsilverleaf4668 . . . . Let's not be grouping everyone together ! You obviously don't see the entire picture !
Because of you this person has a smile on his face. Which means you helped a man in need have a better day. You are a great person you made me smile as well thank you
and he had a better day too.
This man is an angel!!! It is very rare for someone to help those that need it. I am a 76 year old woman with MANY HEALTH ISSUES. Not that I am looking for it but not once has anyone offered to help me with anything. I was raised to always help a neighbor and NEVER take money.
We never know what another person is dealing with in their life. Thank you for making his life better.
It’s sad to say that there are a lot of neighbors who will complain but very few who are willing to help.
Definitely yes. They put all kinds of energy into complaints to the church, other neighbors, the media, politicians, bylaw and anyone else with an ear for gossip....but pick up a shovel or rake lol. They'd sooner steal credit than acctually lower their high and mighty head for a minute.
Yes !
True, it's happened to me. A few years back I fractured my ankle, had to wear a special "boot" and was on crutches. I got a nasty-gram from the city about the weeds growing in the gravel of my front yard. Someone had complained. I couldn't afford to pay anyone as I lost my job shortly after fracturing my ankle. So I'm sitting on a step stool with my crutches beside me pulling weeds for several days. Lots of people walking by and driving by and not one person offered to help me. Not even anyone from the church I was attending at the time.
@@SenryLHKiser I'm so sorry. If you are still injured, please call 211 or your city. I know every city has connections to local non profit organizations and there are people like this UA-camr that will cut your yard for free. I would suggest you download the app called Nextdoor and post about your situation. You will be surprised to know people in your zip code area will pitch in and help or at least know of several non profit organizations that will help you out.
It happened to me too. I was still working, a 62-yr-old woman, having been diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease and taking care of my disabled daughter. I did the best I could to keep my yard cut even though there were times when it would take me 2-3 days to get it done. If I let it get just 1 inch longer than it should’ve been, my neighbor’s oldest daughter would call code enforcement and I would get a notice to clean up my yard and cut my grass. I was threatened with fines but thankfully was always able to meet the deadline. The daughter was angry with me because I knew her parents well but her mother had passed and even though her father offered me coffee many times, I refused because the old man had dementia and just wanted to talk about sex and tried to touch me in an inappropriate place. I didn’t tell his daughters because I loved their mother and didn’t want to cause any trouble. He did the same thing to another neighbor. So we just stopped visiting him and just spoke and waved at him from a distance.
It's sad that you have to explain to people why you are doing something nice for someone.
some people are quick to judge others, without knowing the story behind.
well that is the world 'the female of the species'
DEMANDED
Seven yrs ago it was October/November. I could no longer get my Lawn mower to start. A neighbor instead of asking if I needed assistance with the last mow of the season. They reported my yard. City fined me. A coworkers dad drove across the county to help me out.
Indeed! I was taught love your neighbor as you would yourself! My neighbor hood was full of hard working people who grew up during the depression. No one had anything, but they all shared with each other and helped each other like this guy. Now, expecting someone to lend a hand is a joke.
@@riab6021 oh boy, that is horrible. But don't carry any negativity toward him; it will hurt you. Just concentrate on the coworker who could get his dad to help you. Peace.
Thank you for helping this man who needed help desperately. Why didn't some of the neighbors join in and come over and help? Nobody wants to be bothered anymore.
When you see lawns that look like this it's saying please come and help me. These jobs take hours to do, so whether he did a good job or not be thankful he did it.
Thank you for seeing that this person needed help and you were right there to help him.
Awesome job!!!
God-bless you.
I am so thankful for people like you who go over and beyond to help others God bless you in all you do
Somebody's Mama raised em right. 👍🙏
That's what it's all about right there!
dude. he didn't do it for free. he was planning to make a video and get more subscribers.
If someone can make a living by helping someone out,like this man has,well more power to them
@@christophergarrett8455 exactly! Its a win win situation for everyone!
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It is truly wonderful to see a random act of kindness, looking for nothing in return. Sir, you are a First Class type of Guy.
If he did it without recording and posting on UA-cam then it would be for nothing in return. But this video will get over 100K views and help build out this channel which generates money.
Right if it wasn’t for UA-cam he wouldn’t be doing yards for free. Smart guy
Youre just being cynical, you dont know that’s the case.
@@logdon17 stop being a negative nelly
@@staycool163 its not being negative, its just the truth. Not to say its a bad thing, its genius. The homeowner thinks he’s doing it for free, when in reality he’ll make more money from this video than he woulda doing the lawn for a fair price. Look at how many yellow spots are on this vid for ads, ads aint free to put up my guy. There’s nothing “negative” about saying that. Seems like this guy caught wind of “The Boring Channel” lawn guy and saw how fast his channel was growing, and decided he wanted to cop his swag. Its smart, the homeowner gets a free landscaping job, and this guy cashes a lot bigger check. Win win.
You've got a heart of gold. and the mind-set of a nonprofit minded person. I'm a semi-retired professional gardener who did work for nonprofits along with my regular clients♥
No one has the right to judge, you never know what someone is going through. Thank you for spreading kindness and sharing your videos!
This man is so kind and considerate the Lord will bless him. He has a loving heart.
Truly, that was a huge task. Bet the home owner is so happy!
Amen!
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Nothing I hate more than judgmental people who talk about other peoples houses, yards etc but won’t reach out to see if they need help. Thank you for being a good example of how people should approach those situations.
Your right we don't know. But this country has a lot of lazy people who don't want to work or take pride in the things they own. Some people have it much worse than them. Like not having a place to live.
I don't judge the people in my area ??
I just know which houses are Owned, and which ones are Rented ????
@@1971mav The only difference between a lazy person who can afford landscapers to do housework for them and a lazy person who can't is income yet one is treated way better than the other even though they have the same mindset about not wanting to do it and only having it done if forced. So it's not the laziness people are offended by. It's how dare you not have expendable income so we know how lazy you are.
@@mrjfrostbiteI also will be the first to say I am guilty in that I do have exposable income but I dont usually like getting people to do my yard work as I absolutely detest having people do work for me that I myself should do. But the catch here is that I am a first time owner and do know jack what to do all around (had never lived in a house before). So I am in a catch 22. For example, by just watching this video, I learned a new tool I should use to go around the edge. I have gone to home depot and gotten judgemental looks just for asking about tools and what they were used for.
Thank you for being a real neighbor. Most people don't know that you don't have to live next door. It is an action
You know you're good when you do it because it needs to be done regardless you are a saint Good Samaritan
Ya know shocks me most about your doing this mans lawn is that i saw none his neighbors came out to ask if they could give you a hand...... thank you for all your hard work sir
To be honest, the neighbours didn’t know he was doing this for free to help out the gentleman. If you saw a business doing a job would you offer to help?
A lot of people are working during the day too. If this was a weekend job, maybe. If not, then you can’t really expect people to help out while they’re at work.
I said the same thing so sad 😞
@@georginabarratt3992 The Dog Did ...Love that Dog Lol...
The question should be why some haven't offered to help in the past. Sometimes a few people doing a little can make a big difference.
Bless you, if everyone of us did a little thing for a neighbour, the world would be a better place.
We can do little things, but this was a HUGE good turn.
I mow my neighbor's yard every week, including edging their driveway, curb, and weed-eat around the fence/house/flowerbeds. When they need it--I pull weeds. In spring, I add pine straw to the beds. 2 years ago, I created a flower bed in their back yard and planted day lilies I dug up from my yard. The lady called me crying she was so thrilled and surprised. God tells us to love they neighbor.
Giving a neighbor back some pride is so wonderful. Casting goodwill returns to you 100 fold!
You're so right people don't know what it is to be a neighbor nowadays
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Many people don’t realize that when you’re older and disabled, money is hard to come by. Everything has to be paid for, lawn work, power washing, painting, etc. Disability hardly covers the electric bill, much less all the things you need, like food, mortgage payments etc. By helping these people you are doing a wonderful thing and I can’t applaud you more for using your time and expertise to help others less fortunate. God bless you! 💗
What’s amazing to me is I’m viewing a video of a man cutting a lawn, and it’s awesome. You are truly blessing so meany people. There neighbors should be ashamed of themselves for not helping.
Hustler, Stihl and everyone needs to sponsor this dude.
Facts bro😂😂
Muito legal Boa noite
One helluva hard working guy !
This is the kind of Video that I will subscribe and watch the entire sponsored clip video for him to get money. His kindness is one of kind! God bless you!
Please don't skip the ads, for him to get a money from the advertising... This way we can help him for his kindness...
Why would anyone put a thumbs down to this. Shame there are not more people like you.
Please don't skip the ads, for him to get a money out from the advertising... This way we can help him for his kindness...
I was wondering the same thing !
Jealous landscapers
That's exactly what I was thinking 🤔
There are actually many more people like him now on YT
Neighbors helping neighbors is the glue which keeps communities together. Maybe there is someone who will seal the cracks to prevent most of the green returning to the driveway...
Fantastic job. I'm sure the old man is beaming with pride to see how clean and tidy it looks now.
Helping others that can’t help themselves..You are the kind of people the world needs more of! Thank you Sir...
I totally agree! When I heard you say that people may judge others about their yards & such, but they may NOT just be “lazy” I subscribed right away to your channel. Since my cancer battle 10 years ago, I now deal with serious disabilities. I used to help my husband, (who has a full time job and an hour commute), with painting the house, yard care, and so on. Thank you for your kindness and understanding of folks in need. You are what our world needs more of. 🙏🏼💙🙏🏼
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My neighbor was in his 80's. He had cancer. I had done so many other houses for friends I just couldn't leave his alone. For several months I did his lawn. I trimmed his lawn and raked all the debris up. In the winter I shoveled his driveway clear. His daughter and son-in-law got him a company to do his lawn for him. I was sad I wouldn't be doing his lawn but I knew he would be well taken care of. Sir you went the extra mile for your neighbor! Kinda wish that bush in the front of the house was trimmed a bit. Wink Wink
Good neighbors are worth their weight in gold.
This is what we are supposed to do for the misfortunate.because if we keep living one day this very same thing can happen to us where we cannot get out to cut our grass and somebody will come by and do it for us. That is called sewing seeds
I wonder if there is a window behind that bush. Yes - it would look nice if that bush was trimmed.
I had the same thoughts. That low tree limb that reached over the curb too. But you have to stop somewhere. So, get em next time.
Doing things like this are the best cure for depression. I wish I could work for free for all my clients.
I bring my home-cooked meals for families experiencing cancer issues. I'm 81 years old and it helps them and it makes me feel that I make a difference in this community. I do lots of other things to help!
This man is a national treasure
I’m the type of neighbor that I will mow it when I’m mowing mine just because it’s the right thing to do. Wish he had awesome neighbors to help him. Glad you could though, you’re a great guy! I’ve been watching your channel for a few years now and these recent videos are some of my favorites.
That's what I do.
I live in a cul-de-sac and half the people in there are elderly.
We all have smallish lots, so I just get after it and do it.
It helps them.. I enjoy the work.. it stays looking uniform.
Win win win.
Exactly! Where are the good, kind neighbors?
@@Samuel-I I love it! Setting an example and feeling good about yourself in helping others - can't beat that.
@Matt Hendrix hi Matt. I’m doing better than I deserve. How are you?
I just became disabled and some don't realize how it can be to want to be active and your body won't let you. God bless you for having such a compassionate heart!
yes amen so true! I am in that situation too!
I understand. I’m handicapped too. ❤️
Ugh, the mental frustration of not being able to take care of simple tasks is sometimes more difficult than the physical reason you can't do things....
God bless
Good day
Same here..am grateful for the mobility that I still have..if not for wonderful neighbors,I would never get my yard done..
Same for me too x
All last summer my father mowed the single mom next door lawn. He knew she owed the lawn service $1000. And could get it mowed. He didn't even ask her, he just did it. I'm so proud of him for doing it.
I cannot imagine how grateful this man is to have you do this. You certainly are earning many stars in your crown!!
Being a disabled gentleman in the UK in a council property. I love to see the council gardening/grounds team visit to cut my garden. It really makes my day. So I can understand how this gentleman feels. I would cut peoples grass on my days off before my health became to bad & I ended up in a wheelchair part time. So you could say I seen both sides of what it is like. I loved the feel it gave me knowing I had made someone's day. I also felt blessed doing it. The old dears would make sure I had a drink & a slice of homemade cake which helped the task go faster. Often they would sit outside chatting about there life's. Some of the them had very interesting jobs. Other went to war & these chats I loved to hear don't if it was because I was an army child or if it was down to the fact that this person gave me my freedom I take for granted.
I want to thank you for doing this for people who can no long manage to do it. May God bless you each day.
And thank you for having giving your bit for the old dears when you could!
@@lauralake7430 it was a pleasure to do it & if I wasn't the way I am I'd love to give more. I may not be able to do hands on but I give advice freely so others can give better care to people they look after.
I DON'T CARE WHEN THIS WAS done it is absolutely fantastic! wow! IT SHOWS PEOPLE STILL CARE!!!!
We could do with a good person like this. Disabled and overgrown garden that puts us out of action for weeks, just doing a little bit. Good man.
What a wonderful job this man does for those who can no longer maintain their property. No matter how bad my medical condition, I still maintain my yard. Hopefully the neighbors will step up now.
Helping others never gets old. Very good quality work. God bless him
I’m a 61 year old woman with severe arthritis in my hands. Just running the vacuum, or peeling potatoes is extremely painful. Sometime we don’t know why healthy looking people can’t take care of their own needs. Sometimes, an act of kindness like this can go a long way to helping someone’s mental health. It’s hard to feel helpless and hopeless.
I hear you, joint pain here as well. I'm lucky to live in a place with lawn care included now, but back when I didn't, and was still more mobile, heck if I didn't do my neighbors lawns too. It's neighborly!
My three nephews and I just started watching your videos. They were utterly inspired to wanna go out and help clean up some lawns so we did. Homes, churches, businesses, etc. They love it! The little wants a lawn mower like yours. I told him in due time. He calls you “The Lawn Knight on the Horseless Chariot!” Thank you so much for what you do. I wish much blessings and prosperity to your business!
Aweee soooo cute! Do you record that? Do they have a lil channel? I would 10,000% subscribe to that hehe
Sounds like you guys really did it for free with no YT backup payment. Truly free is commendable.
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THANK YOU!!!!
Ah, the joys of seeing curbs appear and edges getting found. And one super excited dog who wore out playing so hard while you edged that fence line. Yay on cleanup and lifting spirits all round. Thank you for helping others
The greater gift you gave that gentleman was caring about him. You thought of him and he mattered to you.
Being a disabled adult. I love knowing people like you are still in this world. You understand that sometimes life just gets really hard for some of us. On top of that you don't judge. I love that. Keep doing what you're doing. It's a wonderful thing.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Agree with you on that
So so true!
That Hustler is a beast, great job helping that gentleman help with his lawn God bless you.
This is what being a community is all about,,helping those around you... ❤️
YOU ARE AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT THE WORLD SHOULD BE...YOU ARE AN AMAZING HUMAN BEING!!!!!!
trimming a neighbor's lawn or shoveling their walk is such a simple thing, and yet it can mean so much
I think we all need to step up I get to satisfaction just out of the smile of the person you know you help them and their heart is bursting
Great job! It’s kind of a shame that all these neighbors with nice yards couldn’t help him out.
Brian you have a big heart and a gift from God to take on yards like this. Most companies wouldn't take anything on like this for less than $400 if that. Keep up the great work and I'll be praying for you, your family, and your business. - Fill
Believe me, you brightened his life a lot. I'm a woman in my mid 70s, disabled, and I was so embarrassed that some weeds had grown in front and along the side of my condo, making my apartment look the worst among five others. After quite a search online, I found a man who did what I needed, and it has lifted my spirits a lot. Now I can put down potted flowers and it looks so cheery. He was not even concerned about the money but I gave him $100 and he seemed very grateful. Thank you for being such a nice person in this world of not so nice people.
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Thank you for being so kind to other people who need help.