such a wild storm man, glad Bradenton did okay but its always sad knowing that means it goes to someone elses home. Thanks for working hard to help people get thinks fixed up. Be blessed man!
Phenomenal video, my friend. It’s an amplified version of the storm work that we do here in CT…couldn’t believe the way that the tree fell between those two trailers. That was wild. Edit: glad to see the you are safe after the storm!
I couldn’t believe it when I saw it, and be safe too storm work can be really sketchy I’m sure you know all to well. Thank you to we were very lucky I wish I could say the same for the people south of us .
@@michaelbouwer4285 *Long reply, felt a need to be wordy here lol* Man…I feel like we operate on a very similar frequency. The way that some of my contemporaries and coworkers out here were speaking of “going down to Florida to make some serious money” was nauseating; the only thing concerning to me is that people are ok. I can only imagine how I’d feel if I had just lost my home, only to be taken for what little I have left (or even thrown into debt that I can’t afford) in order to restore some semblance of normalcy. I feel as though genuine empathy is falling the way of the dodo. Sucks man. Watching this video and (perhaps more so) listening to your commentary on the matter at hand made me feel both terrible and excellent at the same time: terrible knowing that victims of this storm will inevitably be taken as mere business commodities, and excellent knowing that people such as yourself are there in the flesh to counteract it. There is a big difference between providing a service and taking people to the cleaners, capitalizing on desperation. The universe does not reward such behaviors, nor does it respect the man who is willing to sell his integrity for a quick and desperate dollar. Keep being you, man!!
@@jobeyrm couldn’t said it better myself, and thank you so much for kind words I always try to treat people fairly and even though it’s a business with bills and people to be payed, I want to be known for honesty and trust worthy ness (is that a word? 😂) and good work. I I’m glad I was blessed with a love for tree work and am able to help people. The days may be hard but I love doing it. Also, Like you said trying to capatilize off some one else’s grief or fears just it doesn’t sit right. Again thank you so much, and I hope you all stay well 🙏
such a wild storm man, glad Bradenton did okay but its always sad knowing that means it goes to someone elses home. Thanks for working hard to help people get thinks fixed up. Be blessed man!
We got very lucky , and it is sad it has to hit somewhere just hope and pray for the best. Thank you!
Phenomenal video, my friend. It’s an amplified version of the storm work that we do here in CT…couldn’t believe the way that the tree fell between those two trailers. That was wild.
Edit: glad to see the you are safe after the storm!
I couldn’t believe it when I saw it, and be safe too storm work can be really sketchy I’m sure you know all to well. Thank you to we were very lucky I wish I could say the same for the people south of us .
@@michaelbouwer4285 *Long reply, felt a need to be wordy here lol*
Man…I feel like we operate on a very similar frequency. The way that some of my contemporaries and coworkers out here were speaking of “going down to Florida to make some serious money” was nauseating; the only thing concerning to me is that people are ok. I can only imagine how I’d feel if I had just lost my home, only to be taken for what little I have left (or even thrown into debt that I can’t afford) in order to restore some semblance of normalcy.
I feel as though genuine empathy is falling the way of the dodo. Sucks man. Watching this video and (perhaps more so) listening to your commentary on the matter at hand made me feel both terrible and excellent at the same time: terrible knowing that victims of this storm will inevitably be taken as mere business commodities, and excellent knowing that people such as yourself are there in the flesh to counteract it. There is a big difference between providing a service and taking people to the cleaners, capitalizing on desperation. The universe does not reward such behaviors, nor does it respect the man who is willing to sell his integrity for a quick and desperate dollar.
Keep being you, man!!
@@jobeyrm couldn’t said it better myself, and thank you so much for kind words I always try to treat people fairly and even though it’s a business with bills and people to be payed, I want to be known for honesty and trust worthy ness (is that a word? 😂) and good work. I I’m glad I was blessed with a love for tree work and am able to help people. The days may be hard but I love doing it. Also, Like you said trying to capatilize off some one else’s grief or fears just it doesn’t sit right. Again thank you so much, and I hope you all stay well 🙏