ANGRY NEIGHBOR had SOMETHING on his MIND

[@larryclair2195]

Many people don’t realize what it cost for your fuel and disposal fees. Your very gracious to provide this service. Thank you!

[@paulrandig]

I guess that for more than 60.000 subscribers KZbin and sponsors pay at least a little bit of those expenses. Other people pay way more for their weekend hobbies and get way worse feedback. (Rolling coal, riding loud motorbikes, doing other noisy or smelly stuff...)

[@youthought.128]

I mean the video probably more than covers it and then some

[@bbaaspencer1]

I do. I use to do this kind of work. It’s hard on the mower belts when it this long!

[@edtrine8692]

@@bbaaspencer1 Hard on the equipment in general.

[@cleburne1863]

@@paulrandig That's the whole business model. Make "controversial" videos with fake outrage and rake in the KZbin cash.

[@TheCagedRaven]

Nice work. I was shocked when you uncovered the fire hydrant. I think it's wonderful that you are providing this free service to others that isn't free for you.

[@onespoiledpup2019]

​@@BTSflyerHe works hard and deserves the views...and KZbin money!!

[@DivineSoulEvolution]

Still work is work! He clears the lawns for “free” he records the process gets paid for sharing the results.! He deserves to get paid for his hard work. This is the way he chose to make his money! It’s kind and smart.!

[@sheilasamuels1066]

@@BTSflyer he puts in 8 to 12 hours of hard manual labor and is helping folks for free. He deserves every reward he gets.

[@DDD11239]

​@@BTSflyer You're making it a negative aspect. The consumer doesn't have to pay, which is good.

[@BTSflyer]

@@DDD11239 Not negative ,when the person tried to pay him. He should have said that he was already getting paid for his work instead of acting like he was just only doing a good deed. Other wise he is miss leading people for some reason. Nothing wrong with getting paid for the work. He just leaves out the reason for his work, when talking to people. Maybe he thinks if he tell people he is doing it for money he won't get praise for his work. There are other people who cut grass for the same thing on youtube.

[@karencameron5858]

I've watched many others do philanthropic yard work, but you turn out the most beautiful manicured lawns.. and that is a joy to watch

[@manufacturedconsent7850]

Probably the most deserving of the KZbin monetized attention dollar. Hope your channel grows.

[@chuckholmes2075]

one of my buddies does this too. he's got 1.2mil subs and he said his yearly gross is estimated to be at $250k he said he no longer charges people to do lawns. he said he makes more by doing it for free and then putting it up on YT and TT

[@markmmm1737]

99% are appreciative, but nobody ever helps out. Bring back the community spirit.

[@007nadineL]

THIS IS WHAT I SAY. NO FREE WORK UNTIL VOLUNTEERS SHOW UP. TEACH THEM HOW TO FISH. .

[@sheilasamuels1066]

When the neighbor behind me (a business) hired someone to clean up the jungle behind their property I looked over the fence to see. There was a man on a bushwhacker plowing into the jungle in the hot sun. Asking which of the drinks I had to give he chose and I brought him a big glass of sweet tea with ice. He could just toss the patio glass back over the fence when he was done. I guess none of these folks are from the south.😊

[@michaelszczys8316]

@@markmmm1737 I remember trying to sweep and clean up broken glass in parks and places in my area after years of ' no deposit - no return ' glass bottles. Some people would come by and try to help, some jerk- sticks would come by and throw more bottles out the window for you.

[@ZedOhZed]

@@007nadineL You must be dumb af if you honestly think this is "free" work. Brother is getting *paid* for this big time.

[@smw4628]

If you cut the grass once you'll be expected to cut it every time. Where is the owner who is responsible for the property? It isn't the neighbor's jog to take care of the property.

[@Littletyk]

You are one of the only mowing people that I have seen that actually cleans up the cut grass off the lawn. Thank you I think all mowers should clean up the grass. I commend you for doing that. Bless you.

[@kayburgess8536]

There are a few of them

You're a good man Tucker. Your parents truly raised you right!

[@philbrown7499]

True, I wish all the Karen’s and Kevin’s that seem to come out from under their rocks in these videos had good parents ! The world would be well mowed and happy!

[@renemenkens2512]

Where are the teenagers for 10 Bucks to help the older neighbors? I know, in a gamerchair....

[@rayusremy]

​@@renemenkens2512 yeah because that work isn't worth 10 bucks anymore and they can spend time doing stuff actually fun

[@wandafaulk3641]

@@rayusremyyou missed the point! Get off you butt & do something good for a change to help others!

[@wandafaulk3641]

@@rayusremyyou miss the whole point! No wonder we have so many people voting for the evil garbage in the government now! They never cared for anyone but themselves!

[@suzannemiller4398]

I love spending an hour with good guys who are making a difference, taking care of their community, shaking hands with neighbors, and inspiring the rest of us to go the same. New subscriber, but definitely will be a regular. Thank you TK!! Peace to you and yours.

[@poohswop]

Well said Suzanne!!!!

[@barbarajgosselin6797]

That electric mower is such a blessing for alot of seniors like myself that can't make our yards look much nicer!❤❤❤❤❤

[@dagored4077]

There is something very therapeutic and satisfying in watching a good man doing good work. Well played mate. Well played.

[@gordondafoe3516]

Why don't you do something good yourself? You'll feel a whole lot better.

[@dagored4077]

@@gordondafoe3516 how do you know what I do or don't do?

[@robinben158]

Everyone viewing this video should subscribe to and support this channel. This gentleman is truly making a difference, and he asks nothing in return. Good work Sir!!!!!

[@tytn9978]

I like your honesty! Watching you remove all the trash bags would have been boring, but ALL your hard work definitely was NOT in vain; you saw a mess and left a thing of beauty in its place! WOW! Just WOW!

[@joyfurnish8412]

I just recently began watching you just 4 or 5 days ago. I am now hooked on watching your channel. I do have a question. Is this what you do for a job? If you could give a little background on your channel it would be so helpful.

[@lorraine41879]

They get $ for the bags of grass it's used for compost

[@lesliek3794]

I know it was a ton of grass, but I'm so glad you bag it and take it away. It looks so much better and it was nice to see neighbors thanking you!

[@awilliams5007]

I agree. Good show ol' chap

[@TKLawns]

It was a bunch that's for sure! I had some extra time on this one so I was able to!

[@Nancy-n4w4j]

That fire hydrant is really short.

[@tlokzz]

I agree

[@joane.3533]

Classy neighbors! I loved that! I bet they get together and set up a schedule for mowing that lawn *and* getting the city more involved with the property maintenance

[@vivlund]

Some days I have to watch your channel, Tucker, to remind myself that good people exist. Thank you for what you do!

[@TKLawns]

Awesome! Glad you liked it

[@gerry-p9x]

​@@TKLawnsoh man unimproved neighborhood now their taxes go up

[@dmitrychirkov4206]

things discovered: fire hydrant decent people faith in humanity

[@KatC0ll58]

@@gerry-p9xAlong with their property values!!

[@KatC0ll58]

Im amazed more parents don’t have their kids come out to help!

[@josefinasalvacion5555]

Hi! I'm from Philippines,I appreciate what you are doing for the community. It's good content cleaning up for the good of all homeowners, they will never lost a penny, really appreciated.Good luck for you charity of cleaning up

[@beglitchery]

its a small detail but I really appreciate how you manage to not dump clippings in the neighbor’s yard once you started mowing

[@Sleep2Dream]

Small detail but huge visual impact 🤩 This channel and Midlife Stockman are the only ones that take pride in their work 💚🍃💚🌿💚🌱💚🍃💚🌿💚

[@earlinelaflamme5574]

@@Sleep2Dream yes yes so true!!!!!!! most of the other mowers leave a mess.

[@TheresaPreston]

So many neighbors stop by and remark how the “yards are getting out of control,” and worry about the fire hydrants being covered up, but nobody wants to lift a finger. I’ve mowed next door neighbors yards and just did it. They were so grateful for the help.

[@Spamhard]

Tbf, in this instance, it seems like a lot of the neighbours are elderly. Doing a yard like this, even as a group, would be A LOT for them to handle. We don't know what their health is like, could very well have disabilities or conditions that prevent them from doing too much. One lady mentioned she wanted to get the mower to it but that needed way more work than just a mow haha.

[@joshuas193]

Back in 2016 I ruptured my Achilles and had to wear a cast for 6 weeks and then a boot for another month. Well where I live in the spring the grass will grow about half a foot per week. Well here I am in a cast and on crutches and I get a knock on the door and its the police(they do code enforcement where I live). They tell me I have like 5 days to get the lawn mowed or I'm getting a ticket. Can't remember how much now but it wasn't cheap. The cops see me on crutches and couldn't care less. Said that isn't their problem but someone had called them cause my grass was to tall and I had to get it done. Well, none of the lawn services would even come to my house within the next week and they all said they wouldn't do it anyway unless I signed up for weekly service the rest of the year. Well my wife was complaining about this to another lady while she was out and it happens that she lived around the corner from us and she got her husband to come mow, for $20 each time.

[@Spamhard]

@@joshuas193 At the risk of sounding rude... why couldn't your wife do it? Fair enough if she has disabilities.

[@Spamhard]

@@joshuas193 Could your wife not just do it?

[@joshuas193]

@@Spamhard she said her back hurt to much.

[@eloralongstreth6444]

Nice to see someone who helps out not only home owners but the neighborhoods. We always help are neighbors mowing. Also. Leaning up sidewalks around the block. That's how I was raised and raised my kids, now my grandkids.

[@TKLawns]

That's awesome!

[@PaulN-x2q]

Thanks for doing this. Our whole town has basically been abandoned.

[@TKLawns]

What town are you in?

[@sandrahood9529]

Let get this straight... They are angry that he's clearing the lawn for free?😮 Really? What a blessing you are. Keep up the great work!

[@CorollaAviles]

Is always to use Long leaves when Come to poison ivy

[@Tony-q4f3t]

There is always a "Wet-Blanket" in a crowd.

[@Shamanator]

You didn't watch the video, did you? No one was angry at him.

[@Tony-q4f3t]

@@Shamanator It's not the video, it's some of the comments made by angry commentators.

[@teresam1170]

They are angry that he's not doing their yard for free!

[@131dyana]

My goodness you had a walk way two sidewalks and a drive way to edge. Thank you for picking up all the garbage and the grass. Love the jobs you did there. God bless.

[@pamelam4006]

Thank you for not blowing the grass down the storm drain! 😊👏

[@JaneMilne-y3k]

What a beautiful transformation to that lovely house. Nice to see people who care about the neighbourhood coming to thank for cleaning it up. Someone will love that house now that it’s been given a facelift. 😊

[@RandomTorok]

Once heard an old pastor say, there is more happiness in giving than receiving, and it's incombent upon us not to rob someone of that happiness by refusing thier gift.

[@frontlinecustom]

That's what a bloke said in prison as well..

[@AchillesOnYT]

Your pastor didn't say shit. He just quoted Jesus, the real person who said it.

[@christomkins8101]

@@AchillesOnYT well he sure as hell didn't telepathically input it into buddies mind .... it was spoken from his lips don't get it twisted and be a better person.

[@RandomTorok]

@@AchillesOnYT Jesus said there is more joy in giving than recieving and the pastor was quoting Jesus to a point. But Jesus never said you shouldn't rob people of the joy of giving.

[@Properpeanut]

@@AchillesOnYT Jesus didn't say shit. He ain't real. Some rich and powerful people started writing a book nearly 2000 years ago, because they figured out a way to suppress the poorer and uneducated people(most of them couldn't even read latin and certainly couldn't afford the cost of a Bible at the equivalent of today's $10,000 or $20,000) by fooling them to believe that if they didn't do what "God" (which in this case was themselves) said they should do, they would go to a place of eternal suffering when they died. The church had then figured out a way to steal these peoples money and land by claiming taxes and donations and the church became the richest and most powerful force that even had kings and queens under their spell. They started wars in the name of their so called "God" to increase their wealth and influence. Luckily some people evolved and found out that it was all a trick which only benefitted a few people, like Kent Hovind and Kenneth Copeland. Can you tell me how Jesus, who funny enough was portrayed as a white man in the Middle East, came to meet men named peter, simon, james, john, thomas, andrew and philip near the sea of galilee, which is in Israel and not common isralian names? Maybe because the church was fitting the story to their needs so that it was easier to fool people into believing the nonsence.

[@kristinwade8050]

Im not gonna lie watching you cleaning up the yard, and cutting the grass was very satisfying to watch. 👌 😌

[@kristinwade8050]

@paulettebuchignani9784 😄

[@showdownz]

Those transitions at the end are friggin great mate. The extra work to have the photos line up was really next level and made each reveal pop. And of course great work on cleaning up that place!!

[@007nadineL]

How does he do that?

[@showdownz]

@@007nadineL It's just a guess.. there would be a lot of ways it could be done. Personally I would have two phones. If you take two phones and put them on a table side by side then tape a pencil across the top and another across the bottom, you could pick up both phones and they would stay level like they were still on the table. then go take the before pictures on phone 1. When doing the after pics take them on phone 2 while viewing the picture of the same spot taken on phone 1 earlier. This would make line up super easy. You would have to move around till reference points like the gutter and corner of the house looked good. Another simple thing that would speed it up even more would be have sidewalk chalk and make a small mark where you stood, etc etc. Maybe you didn't actually want an answer but LOL I wanted to solve it once you asked.

[@MsChievousGemini]

The amount of satisfaction I get from watching your videos has to pale in comparison to the amount of satisfaction that you get after working on a yard all day. You do amazing work. The transformations are truly stellar. Thank you.

[@winstonsmiths2449]

One thing that irritates me is all the neighbors who are disgusted at the over grown yards but they do nothing about it. Get out there with a neighbor or two and handle it! Do not be all smug about how your yard is nice but right next door you have a disheveled jungle.

[@ShaggySummers]

It's mostly older people. I can see why they would expect the city to take care of this. They are paying taxes for a reason after all.

[@sandradummer4726]

@@ShaggySummersvery true. City needs to take care of these places like this plus it bring down the value of others folks homes as well.

[@RVBadlands2015]

@@ShaggySummers the owners needs to take care of it.

[@RVBadlands2015]

@@sandradummer4726 the owners needs to take care of it.

[@212mochaman]

​@@RVBadlands2015you must be new here. What owners? Damn near every place that ends up like this has been abandoned for months and years

[@Michael-oc6lp]

This guy is so cool for doing this to help make the community look better the city should recognize him for all his hard word he put in these yards

[@slyfox7429]

Outstanding !! I would rate you as the number one "free" lawn service on KZbin. I was more than impressed that you raked and disposed of all the grass clippings and such. Most of the "free" lawn service folks here on the Tube just blow the chips on the lawn and move on. You definitely win the "professional" title for "free" lawn service. Keep up the good work.

[@renastone1270]

Not only does the neighborhood look better, but now they're all safer because of your generosity! Keep on keepin' on! (Safer because now the fire hydrant is visible and accessible, drivers can see better, and people can actually use the sidewalk instead of walking in the street.)

[@SpeedyMercer]

The people on this street TRULY APPRICIATE the HARD work you put in! My aunt, who my wife and I live with, came in and said "Someone's cutting the grass on the corner where the fire hydrant is!" Se was amazed at your lawnmower and how you maneuvered it around. I was amazed by the HOURS of work you put in and the quality of that work. THANK YOU! Our neighborhood thanks you as well!!! PS: THANK YOU for getting the grass out of the street quickly! Motorcyclists THANK YOU for that! PPS: Your videography is GREAT! how do you manage to remember the shot placement and angled to get those before/after shots??? BTW: The Fire hydrant shot is the money shot for us!

[@mildredridge154]

If you can't see windows it must go..

[@007nadineL]

Why not organize your neighbours to keep it neat from now on. Do something for the neighbours now ,?,.,

[@hellogoodbye3957]

I love what you do for these people! I just don't understand how the city or county doesn't keep up with fire hydrants and road signs. Those are meant to be serviced by any random citizen? In Missouri you just call the service number and it's taken care of.

[@jeffyoung60]

When I was a teenager, my late father purchased a brand new Weed Whacker to allow me to cut the grass around the family house. I appreciated my dad's thoughtfulness and willingness to spend the money to make it easier on me. I still had some drawbacks. Weed Whackers were still relatively new in the early-to-mid-1970s. Just about all were corded. Gasoline powered Weed Whackers and its competitors were just starting to come out and were very expensive. My family home did not have outside electrical outlets. I had to constantly go back inside the house and unplug the electrical cord and move it over to the next room. The Weed Whacker did not have the automatic dispensing feature. I was constantly stopping to unwind the cap and let out fresh plastic line. That said, it did make the job of cutting grass easier on me except for the constant moving of the electrical cord and manually unwinding plastic line.

[@mikeilkenhons8896]

Brother, what amazes me is the amount of character you show in your work ethic. Stay humble and reach out to people. Love the one comment… you remind us there are still good people in the world… Amen.

[@TKLawns]

Thanks so much Mike!

[@TheMrscotton]

Wonderful job. If the world had more People like you we would all be in a better place. Stay humble and kind.

[@mikeomalley5407]

U The Man TK!! Think this was one of the worst lawns you’ve done? What about across the street? Another corner lot 😜. Cheers

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Man, you are DEDICATED! The first time the Wasp Patrol swarmed me, I would have been outta there! Great work!

[@StormSpottersTN]

What a huge difference in his yard and neighborhood! We love your work, Tucker. Keep it up!

[@elizabethwatson71]

Thank you for keeping neighborhood safer. Please for anyone watching, do NOT put your grass clippings down the storm drains! Crap goes into the drains and then streets flood.

[@sheilasamuels1066]

Thank you. This has happened on our street because of one neighbor.

[@julianyo7072]

Actually, a much better job than channels with a million subscribers that don't pick up the grass. This man has only a few thousands and completes the job. Well done, sir.

[@Beef_it_to_be_fit]

Picking up the grass is bad for the soil and the environment.

[@dianemickelson4384]

They use the mulcher on the lawnmowers and it’s good for the grass and soil or get it really short

[@julianyo7072]

@@Beef_it_to_be_fit You have fertilizer for that, mate.

[@canyonblue737-8]

@@Beef_it_to_be_fit when you cut grass this overgrown and tall if you leave those clippings on the grass you'll kill it, the layer will be thick enough to block the sunlight. clippings are good for the soil and environment if you are cutting a little at a time on a consistent basis when using a mulching mower.

[@Beef_it_to_be_fit]

@@canyonblue737-8 We were not talking about this lawn.

[@Studentspeaksout]

My OCD loves your perfect sidewalk result!!! Thank you for doing so much for communities who don’t or won’t help themselves.

[@fullerspubcollector]

Apart from your huge generosity to needy people, your before and after reveals are the best there is, a delight to see.

[@jameskarwacki5802]

How could anybody be mad at you for the 1,000 Percent effort you applied to this site. Job well done Sir.

[@FosterTravis1071]

Some people are just born unhappy.

[@DarkFilmDirector]

Neighbor wasn't mad or griping at him, he was griping about the occupied neighbor's house that was overgrown and seemingly nothing happens when he was cited by the city for a yard that didn't look near as bad. At least, that's what he was claiming.

[@kellyngrey4950]

Yeah, the old grumpster was upset because apparently he'd been hassled for the height of his lawn, but the folks living at the second house hadn't been given any warning or whatever. Sounds more like Neighbor Drama and TK wasn't interested. And yes, some people are just born grumpy and negative.

[@tamijoiskewl]

Bcz it made his yard look like the worst then!

[@tamijoiskewl]

​​@@kellyngrey4950many cities wait until a nuisance complaint is lodged.

[@TheCtmurphy]

I love that you cleaned up all the clippings too. Many KZbinrs that have similar platforms leave the clippings in the yard. 10/10

[@bissyrae]

This one was such an incredible transformation, really showcased what a nice property was hiding underneath all that grass!! Thanks for all your hard work, Tucker!

[@TKLawns]

Thank you so much for the support! Glad you liked it 🤠

[@amypreuit4114]

Man, Tucker! You knock it outta the ballpark every time!! Bags and bags of grass for days and you left it looking phenomenal. We see how happy you made the neighbors. Fantastic job and well done!! 🎉🎉🎉 1:00:56

[@donnap5996]

I’m so glad you picked up the grass and not just mow over it back-and-forth. It looks so much better. Thank you very much. Great job.

[@1jackvalley580]

It Is Unthinkable that anybody would be angry about somebody else doing something kind for the neighborhood. It's called giving, something these neighbors don't want to know about.God Bless You Sir❤🙏

[@Metrion77]

Did you watch the video? The title talks about how the angry neighbors had been calling the city to have someone come out to mow. Nobody was angry at TK.

[@BastrdGod]

Unthinkable? Maybe because it isn't true? The neighborhood wanted to call the city about how bad the yard got. It's just a very misleading video title to drive more people like you her to make comments without watching the video. Nothing special, just standard dishonest youtube practices.

[@martyplunkett7011]

What!? No gloves!? Dude, please, protect your hands!!!! 😢 Love your work!❤️

[@MargaretL62]

And eye protection.

[@philipkirk6488]

No gloves or dust mask

[@martinpaulsen7652]

Nur die harten kommen in den Garten. Wovor habt ihr Angst. Frage wie haben es nur unsere vorfahren überlebt. Grüße aus Old 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪😊

[@Lorne_Purnima]

@@martinpaulsen7652 You can be tough and still protect yourself from bodily harm, they aren't mutually exclusive. Protection doesn't mean weakness, if anything, it means a willingness to survive, stay healthy, and remain tough. Our ancestors died to infections that simple soap and water could clear before it got bad, that didn't make them tough, it made them dead or lose a limb when the infection took. Protection is toughness, remain safe out there friend. :)

[@MarkBrighton-nb8je]

When I was a kid, I had to do that. I hated it, until neighbors payed me to do their's! It's very satisfying watching you guys do this ! ❤😊😊

[@ShirleyMyers-jh6no]

I lost track of all the bags you filled and back in the day neighbors helped neighbors, when someone had trouble they band together and helped. Iguess i am showing my age.

[@jonathanbair523]

Yes it is really a sad start the world is in.... They can not even get off there butts to keep the fire hydrant clear... Oh well let it get high and one of there homes catch on fire... The fire department may miss that hydrant and spend few more minutes laying extra supply lines risking the hoses getting ran over and wrecked or worse the drop in water for the fire fighters in the house fighting the fire...

[@kellywolf9148]

Every time I watch your videos, I can't help but think, "Boys and their toys." 😉 Good job. You are kind person for donating your time.

[@doomusrlc]

Seriously. That lawnmower looks fun to use lol

[@peterpeter5611]

Young man you did a wonderful job and really made that place look great. I pray God's blessings upon you and that he will multiply your business and bless your family and all of those who are watching the great work that you're doing.

[@gayjacobsen5012]

That was a huge yard to cover, plus edges. Love to watch your meticulous work ethics, bagging all the grass cuttings and pruning bushes. How nice of the locals to thank you for your efforts, it was so appreciated. Your filming is great too. One doesn't get bored at all. Be blessed❤🇿🇦

[@joannejasny750]

Yes, Meticulous is the word I would use.

[@janmoore8221]

Wish he would come help my yard.😊 I am seventy five and unable to work the land.

[@23Josilee]

From watching yours and several other lawn care videos, seems to me to be an unusual number of abandoned houses on huge corner lots...thus the extreme amount of sidewalk and curb maintenance. YOU do an outstanding job of cleaning these up...very important for the community.

[@bman5438]

Corner lots in most places cost more in property taxes.

[@TKLawns]

It is weird how it's always a corner lot!

[@23Josilee]

@@bman5438 Yes. And from working as bank real estate loan officer and other various real estate related jobs, for some reason a corner lot carries more value...why I don't know although I've personally never thought so...more street exposure is not necessarily an asset, seemed to me.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@23Josilee I think it dates back to the days when taxes were based on street frontage.

[@MariaLuzBuenaventura-fs9xc]

​@@bman5438 corner lots and frontage usually costs more in terms of price per sqm.

[@Blandyman]

The awesome dude giving the awesome dude pound cake warmed my heart. Brotherhood my man.

[@gretaknebel8495]

Who knew there was a fire hydrant in all of that grass. Good thing you found and cleared around the area. Glad you were able to gather up all of the excess grass and remove. The yard can breathe now.

[@WeThemPeople1]

Mowing and taking pride in your yard is so satisfying. I have loved to mow since I was 9-10 years old! 😁❤

[@Grandmotherof3]

Me too. Nothing gave me more satisfaction than my lawn after mowing it. Unfortunately I am unable to do it myself anymore but I still enjoy seeing it after my sons clean the lawn up!

[@veramae4098]

I'm 71. When I was a kid we didn't have any power tools. I'm so jealous! Wish I"d thought of scraping off sidewalk weeds with a shovel; we used a dandelion weeder. Oh and Dad sent us over to some neighbors once in a while who needed help.

[@lesleylathrop6062]

You are so nice and social with the neighbors.

[@ronaldhammer5186]

Never refuse a blessing, for the one doing the blessing might be an angel in disguise.

[@eric_seguin]

First off, thank you for making Louisiana a better place again. You are a force Tucker. This is only a suggestion, run around the edges and sidewalks with the mower first. Your edger won't get clogged as much and won't have to cut through so much. Try it. You might like it. Thank you again for all of your hard work. Next time take the $50. It isn't the $300 some would have charged but it will make him feel better about himself for contributing and it will pay for gas, bags and dump fees.

[@nosurfenougheddie]

Agree 100% with everything you said. Your suggestion to cut first with the mower, then edge is exactly what I do. So much more efficient.

[@jenniferrandolph4115]

I totally agree. Don't block your blessings.

[@JoeSchultz-gh5dw]

He didn’t take the money because he already provided the blessing… he didn’t want money and that’s ok.

[@sharonmaynor5502]

I think I know where you are!!! Great job!!!

[@tr1bes]

I do the same with my yard. Cut, trim or edge, blow, and collect if needed. My wife is hair stylist. They do the same. Cut, trim, edge, brush off left over hair stuck on skin, and then sweep up. Almost the same process.

[@BradNichols-e1d]

Well done mate; Their neighbors must love you!

[@CaptainDawg02]

A thing that you different than the other bigger lawn guys on YT is that you take time to clear the yard of HUGE chunks of grass and dirt clumps that they just leave behind in the yard. Your transformations look SO much better because of that…. VERY impressed.

[@christinegraves2403]

I agree, you really do a very good job.

[@biddiemutter3481]

He also sets the mower at the correct height so that the blades don't graze the ground, which isn't pretty.

[@richardvanvleet7243]

I’m laying around my house recovering from hip surgery.Watching this guy with his ambition and technique I actually feel like I accomplished something today! Good Work!!

[@007nadineL]

What did you accomplish Wtf

[@omniges]

Thanks!

[@TKLawns]

Thank you for the support! It means a lot.

[@KarenDoty-rh1im]

Another long video. I am loving this. You sure had a lot of people stopping in this one. I’m happy to see you being so appreciated. You deserve it. That was an amazing transformation. The fact that you rake it all up sets you apart from most of the others. Not taking that money shows integrity Tucker. You’re not only great at what you do, you’re a great person as well. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@TKLawns]

Thank you so much Karen, this was a long one for sure-with lots of neighbors! I wish they were all this good!

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I agree wholeheartedly! Though I probably wouldn't have blamed him if he'd accepted the money. I don't think accepting an offering from an appreciative neighbor has anything to do with integrity. He's was offering it with an eye toward supplying Tucker with snack and drinks and maybe gas money for the equipment. It's really no different than accepting a cold drink or a slice of pound cake. Just like *lots* of pound cake! 😂

[@KarenDoty-rh1im]

@@Lucinda_JacksonI guess it’s an individual thing. Tim never accepts money, but Fills does. Offering a drink or snack to sustain someone while they’re working feels different than accepting cash. The purpose of doing it free is to give without expecting anything in return. It’s a charitable gesture. Taking money diminishes that. This is just my personal opinion. It’s nice that we can have different perspectives. Neither one wrong nor right, just different.

[@TwistedRootsVanVelzerPress]

@@KarenDoty-rh1im up arrow on the neither one wrong nor right - so many have lost track of this ... on the money - I'd take it - a freely given offer of appreciation that was not connected to the home owner or the bank selling it - I would look at that like a perk :) LOL

[@KarenDoty-rh1im]

@@TwistedRootsVanVelzerPress True, but Tucker makes out much better in the long run if these people like, subscribe and spread the word.

[@alisonscannell3721]

You only have to look at some lawn care channels with over 2 million subscribers to see the difference in the way they leave the grass debris on the yards and compare it with this. Great job Tucker it's an awesome transformation 👏

[@MichaelBradley1967]

I try to keep in mind 1) These guys are doing 1 to 4 days worth of work for free, 2) Sometimes there's a cost for bringing in yard waste, 3) Most of the time it's grass/weeds and loose dirt that can be mulched a few times and settle into the grass. The edging, trimming and mowing is a huge improvement.

[@Joker_68]

@alisonscannell3721 So true! Once upon a time that 2 million subscribers KZbin creator would bag up all of the green waste. Now that creator just leaves it behind looking like crap. 2 million subscribers and a lot of sponsors sure brings in a huge amount of revenue.

[@eliworley6804]

How do you think they got two million subscribers??

[@KarenDoty-rh1im]

That’s why we need to spread the word and get Tucker 2 million subscribers. He deserves it for all the extra work he does.

[@KarenDoty-rh1im]

@@Joker_68You are 100% correct. That person used to bag up everything. Then we he got all those sponsors and subscribers he decided he didn’t need to anymore. He was so much better in the beginning. We need to help Tucker get those sponsors and publicity. I wish I knew how.

[@ehyler]

Thanks!❤

[@TKLawns]

You're welcome 😊

[@trilbynhiss]

You're the most personable lawn care guy on here, you just have such a charming way with people. It's a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@robertshrewsbury5067]

Your work is good, and nice to see that neighbors are activating and stopping by. Edging the street strip is good. It puts in a sense of order and the sidewalks are being visually reconnected to the rest of the area. Liked your shoveled solution to the section with no curb. A well done crisis trim on the hedge, with wasps threatening. 37:21, as a point of humor, the sidewalk strip, not yet mowed, is now contrasted with the mown section of lawn. Final photos show a strong difference, from a very overgrown yard to neat and fitting in with the neighborhood. The corner is clear, the fire hydrant findable, and the storm drain functioning.

[@Texasbber]

It is people like you that is helping to restore my faith in America. So many things are looking up. Thanks for what you do!

[@DebraFou-jr1vc]

I love your work. You are one of only a handful of youtubers who actually care about how the clippings look on the lawn, and pick them up. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Be sure to subscribe so you don't him!

[@emmagordon3394]

I am a new subscriber! YOU are simply AWESOME!!!!!! Fantastic transformation. Please stay safe. Los Angeles, California is watching,

[@marilynreyes1834]

I want to say how wonderful your transformations are but what I really want to say is that you are one of the nicest if not THE nicest of all the young men on KZbin doing this service.

[@joane.3533]

I loved how people driving by would wave or stop to thank him. You don't see that much anymore.

[@pattylindstrom9141]

Yes he is very nice but I really don't believe he is nicer or less nice than any of these lawn guys who do this service in neighborhoods

[@marilynreyes1834]

They are all nice but I don't care to watch one of them who is pretending to drink out of a pee bottle.

[@doneown503]

​@@pattylindstrom9141, U know , during the nighttime , he MAY be throwing new-borns into the local ruver , , 😢

[@karlynpetersen867]

@@marilynreyes18340’

[@additudeobx]

Tucker deserves a medal.

[@nancymoore4992]

Who would think I would be watching lawn mowing videos 😂😊PERFECT MULCH 😂. THANK YOU tucker

[@elizabethdorgan2215]

A fantastic job and mesmerising to watch! There was so much grass and you picked it all up. Great before and after shots. Well done Tucker. Everyone appreciated you helping out. 🇿🇦 Watching from South Africa.

[@DIDNOTVOTEFORTHATONE]

Thanks!

[@TKLawns]

Wow! What a donation, headed to Home Depot today for supplies, this will get used up! Thanks so much

[@CindyJoGorman-bt9ro]

Having been on a Volunteer Fire Dept. for 5 years, I can't Believe that No One on that street at least cleaned around that Fire Hydrant! SMH, you're Awesome at what you do, a Real Man, getting er Done!❤

[@evangiles4403]

I thought it was either the council or your fire authority to check the hydrants not residents

[@CindyJoGorman-bt9ro]

@@evangiles4403 You're Absolutely Right! The City Council, the Fire Department and HUD are Responsible for Identifying and Correcting Safety Issues, but Obviously They're Not Doing their Job.. The Whole Neighborhood Should have Reported the problem to said Agencies. In Most Cities, the Home that has The Fire Hydrant on it, Can and Should get a Reduction in Taxes for the Upkeep of the Hydrant's location..

[@elusivecamel]

@@CindyJoGorman-bt9ro In their defence they probabaly couldn't see the hydrant 😂

[@evangiles4403]

Out here in australia the local councils were going to make it the homeowners responsibility to mow the footpaths until the High Court said the councils could be held vicariously liable for any death or injury since householder responsibility ended at their boundaries

[@cricketlr15]

Having never been on a fire department I was amazed the neighbors didn’t clean around the fire hydrant.

[@michaelthornley]

I do love how you take extra care in the detail. Many 'others' do not. This will be one of the main catalysts for continued success!

[@alainespourteille6101]

The impact your work has is immeasurable to a neighborhood. People worry about how they will be perceived and you give people back their pride of home and neighborhood. You are a very kind person.

[@sandebryant3878]

You should have taken that blessing instead of stopping his blessings and you could have passed it on. You did an awesome job on this lawn. You put a lot of time and energy into that. God Bless you ❤❤

[@TKLawns]

Ah, that's actually a good idea. Maybe next time!

[@JoeSchultz-gh5dw]

He was already blessing the neighborhood and didn’t expect anything in return which is a true blessing…. If he was feeding the homeless and a homeless guy offered him $5… he would say no sir you keep that $5! I’m blessing you with food…. God will bless him

[@dawnloveless1165]

By not accepting the money he stayed true to himself and his mission

[@007nadineL]

Agree jfc

[@LauraMacMillan-el2kc]

One You Tube guy did finally break down and accept a little money from an insistent neighbour; and man did he get blasted for taking it! Your gut instincts were correct.

[@dianadean5994]

Now that was a job in itself. Thats some hard work. You did fantastic. Looks great. I know the neighbors are happy. Have a good weekend. 🥰

[@ceciliaespinosa-zb8nb]

Ur so good lawning their areas. They need to be thankful what u r doing.

[@robertlangland3351]

Humility personified, thank you.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

TK, you're a dynamo. SO much energy. It'd be a drop in the bucket if the nearby folks would have each donated $10 to your efforts.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Thanks!

[@TKLawns]

Thank you so much for the support, glad you enjoyed it!

[@marygarrett9724]

Yea, people are always happy when someone else shows up to do it

[@amymusick5455]

The bank that foreclosed on it should never have let it get that bad. He said it was coming up for sale, so hopefully the neighbors will get someone nice.

[@chadmark88]

Awesome job on that one . . I like the before and after "split screen" - moving from right to left at the end - very professional !!! You could have used a COMBINE on that lawn !!!

[@RitaCrowley]

You made this place look soooo good, Lots of hard work "LOTS". One thing, when someone offers you a blessing (of some money) next time think about taking it even though you are not doing it for the money, you are keeping that person from receiving their blessing. You can always put it back into your wonderful actions of being able to bless someone else. It can help with broken equiptment parts, gas for your truck or, equiptment and so many more things that will now bless you. That is how someone that offers you a gift now becomes a blessing for them, knowing the wonderful things you do with a very kind heart. Thank you, God bless and keep you safe.

[@deborahcox3011]

New sub! Wow the corner houses sure have a lot of edging work. Great job- I'm sure the neighbors love it.

[@sygnetmeaman9933]

If I had the power and authority, I would pin a Medal of Honor to this great man!!! Am surprised that no neighbor has come out to offer a cool drink or maybe a little help!!!

[@SpicySteve-tz2so]

So thankful for what you do and that I found your channel. I mowed my veteran neighbors yard for years. We moved recently and I was worried if anyone would take up the task. Thankfully a veteran bought our old house and he said he would keep helping them out. So thankful!!!

[@musicluvr70]

THAT was an amazing transformation. It's always nice to see neighbors that appreciate what you do.

[@cherylgaudiomonte3659]

I love the way you clean up and not blow grass clippings on the lawn! Great job!😊

[@jenniferrandolph4115]

But I've seen were they blow grass on the lawn and then mow that lawn.

[@larisajeffrey2312]

There is nitrogen in those clippings good for the lawn too….but clearly way to much grass here to to all of it….lol

[@brynpookc1127]

I find watching these clean-up videos to be very relaxing. Making order out of chaos just feels good! Keep on doing what you’re doing! Thanks!

[@danajhasalvegas5819]

Oh ma GAWD, just the edging.... wow. You've done an incredible job🎉

[@TKLawns]

Thank you Dana!

[@maryhealy7409]

Looks brilliant. All the neighbours seemed to be respectful of you being there, im sure that helps you aswell.

[@CarolDill-q2r]

I have to tell you Tucker, I've watched a bunch of guys on YT that do yard cleanups and they do a good job but you do a GREAT job. I LOVE watching your videos. Not only do you do a great job edging trimming and cutting but you realize the importance of cleaning up all the clippings as aesthetically important. Your jobs look amazing when you are done and more people in the neighborhoods where you do your thing should come and tell you. GREAT JOB!!

[@smb7984]

Nice job Tucker! It was great to see the neighbors be so appreciative and offer money as well as food.❤️🙏😎

[@AngelaButcher-q1m]

You are a very kind person to do that and it was nice the neighbor offered you money, and you were an even better person for not accepting it and telling him to give it to someone who needs it. Kindness is still in this world!

[@TKLawns]

Yes, he was awesome!