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Half way through mowing this yard the home owner gives me a check for $30 dollar and refuses to take it back so I’m donating it to the “ GREAT STRIDES” cystic fibrosis foundation. My Nephew has cystic fibrosis and there’s no cure.The GREAT STRIDES foundation is a nonprofit that will be the one to find this cure. I will leave a link right here if anyone would like to donate 💜
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[@Sharon-dl5xj]

When my husband died, a neighbor and his kids would mow my yard. In the fall, his kids came and raked my leaves. This was a huge blessing to me in the midst of my grief. Keep up the good work.

[@Calm-Cute]

In india mostly kerala people same like that... More kind....

[@mariodwir]

why dont you do it yourself, Sharon?

[@bri4real]

@@mariodwir you obviously never lost someone you love. You don’t even know her situation. Maybe she was a single mother and had to go back to work. My father died and left my mother to raise a 5 and 4 year old-she didn’t work. No one in my “family” stepped up. If I die before my kids are older, I hope people show her some sympathy.

[@achayootto4221]

When my father passed away, his neighbor would come by and cut the grass for my Stepmother

[@Sharon-dl5xj]

@@mariodwir I worked full time with two kids in school. My mother was in assisted living and I also tended to her 3 nights a week. I would have paid someone to do it, I wouldn’t have let it get out of hand. My neighbor knew my situation and took it upon himself to bless me this way. His family was wonderful.

[@williamfindspeople4341]

I'm a disabled veteran and I have a neighbor who cuts my grass once a month. I do the trimming and hedge cutting (limited walking). God bless you for all you do. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

[@therealalbladez]

Thanks William for your service! I appreciate it!!! Without people like you there wouldn’t be people like us ❤️

[@kimberly8185]

William thank you for your service ♡ I'm glad someone out there is helping you too ♡

[@bunnylover6481]

God bless you William for your service to our country. I am an Army veteran myself.

[@mistyrivers4995]

We Thank You for Your Service SIR. God bless you with more kind people to serve you after you serve the country.

[@beteeho]

I appreciate your service to our Country. Might be time to consider maintenance free living 👍🏻

[@mysticsuzi]

Neighbors helping out makes life so much easier and just nicer. "It's not just cutting grass." I just love you guys and the way you share your blessings.

[@akj1818]

I love that you kept your conversation and heart to heart with her private. ❤️

[@kimberlyharris7203]

As a member of this world, I am so proud of you young men spreading kindness and love. You two are AMAZING!

[@henryhawkins1194]

If you think this video is about cutting grass, I don't know what to tell you. This is what we supposed to do for complete strangers. Your parents raised you right. Much respect and success in whatever you choose to do young man. So inspiring!

[@stevenj2108]

Well said Henry

[@Joe-co4sq]

You're exactly right Henry. Men like these will never go hungry in life. The Lord will bless them threefold.

[@respectfullyyours9210]

Yes, I couldn't get my word's out and this is what I was feeling. God has Blessed this man with a pure heart ❤

[@oAgL214]

Yes! I enjoyed every second!

[@blessedinjax]

Ya not about cutting grass or making a video This was genuinely wanting to help someone and he did that You never know what someone is going thru

[@corki8792]

Well...maybe you didn't cry Al, but I did!!! Glad to see the HOLY SPIRIT in people!!!!✝️ The camera work was awesome!!! One thing left to say...I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!💛✝️💛THANKS FOR LOVE...💋💋

[@Delfi1900]

Love what you do do for the community,, I live in San Diego california, I have a son who lives in Waynsville Missuori and it’s a Millitary community, my son has his tow oldest kids out of 4, oldest is 15 (boy) and girl is 12 they do yard work side work and what’s really cool about them is that most of the work they do is for free,,, they won’t charge any disabled vets especially the elderly ,, this makes me feel so proud of them, I have told them about what you do so they started doing it also,,, they ride their riding lawnmower and haul a small wagon with the tools to the work sites(: the properties here are huge,,,,, most people do pay them but it’s what they are learning from this experience,,,,, thanks for what you do guys,,, 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@astigtalaga7372]

I can't believe I just watched 30min of someone cutting up a yard! That's 30min of my life that... I'm completely satisfied with! God bless you, man!

[@rubywedderburn6528]

It's (30 minutes long 😳) K Let's Begin 🤩

[@adrian3747_]

SAME LMFAO

[@Buttaflyy_]

Same 💕

[@tjiron968]

Same

[@Lucky7nono]

Me too! 😂

[@JonPeacock]

I recently got very sick and my lawn got longer than it’s ever been. While I was still recovering, I went outside and was struggling to start my small push mower. Randomly a couple of professional landscapers pulled up and saw me, and without any words spoken began to cut, edge, leafblow, etc. I went to thank them and offer them money, but they said they were Christians and wanted to just help me with no payment. I was so moved I went in my house and wept. I haven’t shed a tear in years but I wept. The kindness was so pure. While watching them do their work I committed to be a kinder and more open person. It seems strange that such a small gesture could make such a big impact, but I think about it all the time.

[@sheepdog271]

That's how the Father moves amongst us to show His love for us!

[@returnofthemac8179]

You were blessed, and I was blessed reading your comment.

[@charliem.7492]

God bless you always.

[@lalani888blue]

Bless your heart ~ I hope you're feeling better ~ Sometimes it's about learning to receive ~ Otherwise we have no real understanding of how much we give... selflessly 💚

[@rockythetalkingparrot2465]

After my husband passed a huge tree fell in my yard. It stayed there for a week while I thought about who to call and the money. My neighbor from many doors down came and told me he just really wanted that wood and cut and took it. I know he didn’t need it. I think about that all of the time. The relief it was gone was just so huge.

[@zonkedmusician1502]

Only just discovered this guy. We need more people like him in the world.

[@David-kj1vm]

We need to start a "do something good for someone each week" movement behind this guy. Let's start a kickstarter and randomely select a person each week to give to for doing something good for somebody who needs help each week.

[@sherrylyon5530]

Bless your neighbors

[@gillybean5672]

There are a Lot of people that can’t afford to hire someone to do their yards, yet can’t physically do it themselves. Please remember you can’t tell who is in need by simply looking at them.

[@Ironsight379]

People that look desperate fill they cant .people that help them are enablers. They have get over sadness get there ass off the couch.

[@sandranewton3553]

To God be the Glory!

[@danbo4605]

The girl who answered the door could do it if she wasn't busy stuffing her face.

[@genevievedarrett3163]

Amen..

[@brendandrury2177]

@@Ironsight379 Terrible sentiment to live by and share with others.

[@kathedeangelis1295]

As an owner of a landscape/lawn service I know how much work went into this… I pray that God blesses you abundantly… You we’re truly a blessing to this woman.👍

[@danielacker7085]

How much did it cost to startup your business? I’m interested to do the same but I only have a mower and a few hand tools. Thanks

[@stephanievanaria8676]

You are no doubt the best team out there. You have pride in your work. Others don’t do all you do. You guys are the best. Thank you for helping others in need.

[@marcusramdath7713]

This one was really touching, Al and AP are showing a lot of people how a little kindness can go a long way. Stay safe and be blessed my friends 😀

[@YourAverageGoyl]

There's really only a few things that causes someone's yard to get like this: lack of funds, lack of equipment, lack of help, physical health problems/age, and/or... wait for it... depression! That's the big one. Been there, done that. Climbing out of that hole once again and getting my yard caught up, as we speak. You did a very nice thing here. It's hard to feel good about your home or situation when the 'face' you present to the public (your yard, in this case) feels so out of control, embarrassing and hopeless.

[@conitorres9774]

Been there, done that also. Stay strong. Blessings

[@marytaggart9115]

Love to you! May you break out & stay out of that emotional funk 💗☮️

[@nikkirex20]

Well said. Been there as well. Keep ur head up love

[@cissyrene]

I had this same thought.

[@Bestdayever2020]

So true and I totally understand

[@87Dodge87]

I did this when I was a kid. My buddy thought I was nuts offering to cut peoples grass for free but we ended up with lots of customers and helped out a lot of seniors. Hats off to you two!

[@nygelmiller5293]

87 dodge 87, you were a thoughtful kid! I hope somebody cuts YOUR grass when you are a senior! I'm a senior myself now, but I don't get this problem. As I live in an apartment, I don't actually HAVE grass to cut. When I want to cut grass, I just buy some grass seeds , put them in a flower pot, and wait for them to grow! Then I manage to cut ALL of my grass myself! With scissors!

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

@Jesus is LORD This is not a true testimonial. It is an easy, printed reply. Try testimony in person and with good actions like these young men did. This kind of testimony is not highly regarded on such a web site.

[@kaylamclaughlin7818]

@@nygelmiller5293 I love that 😭

[@paulajones4037]

Thank you for doing a good deed that day guys, she was truly thankful & felt blessed.

[@michellelamm-faries3054]

That's right, it is bigger than just cutting grass. Thank you AL and AP for all you to for your neighbors❤️

[@Eric-kf6dy]

There are so many elderly people alone for various reasons, take a few minutes to check in with them. Like Al, you could change their whole outlook. Keep on spreading the love, the blessing will come right back to you.

[@itzpete1689]

Yeah my 80 year old neighbor is the sweetest, I just moved in into my house about 4 months ago but we go visit her everyday and she is like my best friend, I also mow her lawn for her

[@marjoriekloster8949]

@@itzpete1689 That's pretty cool. Thank you!

[@sherrykendrick1765]

Your right. A little compassion goes a long way.sometimes all we need is a smiling face.

[@suzyq690]

“It’s more than just cutting grass”… good people doing Gods work!! 😇

[@sandrajohnson8038]

Good people doing God's work. God bless you guys.

[@phoenixrising976]

Indeed! God is Good All the time yall 🙏

[@Slydeish]

Amen!

[@margaretbaker1589]

Yes meant so much to her, more then just cutting the grass. The yard was in bad shape, that was no small job! I can only imagine how good it has felt each time she arrives home & see's how beautiful her yard looks! Who knows it may even give her incentive to get outside more, now she can enjoy her yard. She may put some chairs out there, sit outside in the morning drink coffee. Have dinner in the evening. Possibly plant some flowers & herbs in that nice little spot out front of her door.This could really improve her health and her mental well-being if it needed a shot in the arm. And all because a stranger offered to do a good deed!! Endless possibilities of how this could have a ripple effect in her life and maybe her neighbors or daughter or her granddaughter that was there. They may feel inspired to do something nice like that for someone else and it could just go on and on that is so awesome! Bless you dude! The best to you always and I'll pray for your nephew 💜✌️✝️

[@m.k.7179]

That is how I feel about doing hair😉.

[@dougaziku2756]

"It's more than cutting grass" Big up to you and your crew, keep showing love.

[@IamMizZee0717]

You two are such a blessing and will be blessed in return. Also, I love seeing AP run around when the video is sped up - tickles me lol. All the best you guys - your videos are inspiring.

[@oceansoul3694]

I know how this lady feels. I own a farm, and this year I had covid and couldn't mow or trim or anything, and I felt so bad because my front meadow looked horrible. Finally, I had enough energy and my mower stopped cutting. A man I know came over and fixed the mower and then used his trimmer to trim the long bank out front. I love American Men who help women who are getting old and sometimes really need help. God Bless You Both!

[@napu2652]

BRO, YOU AND YOUR PARTNER ARE THE EPITOME OF THE SIMPLE WORD “KIND”……….💯🙏

[@SArtisto1]

I never imagined how something as simple as a lawn mowed can be such a help to someone who can't do it themselves. Keep spreading the love 👍 Also shout-out to your camera man. I never thought about just how much work goes into getting the shots needed for videos!

[@DIOS10]

as they say.. the simple things in life...

[@townshippractice1772]

It is amazing when somebody most my lawn and I live on a lot with people I have known almost my entire life because my father became disabled when I was 14 and unfortunately I have had an accident also but wouldn't be able to mow the lawn whether I hurt my back and hip or not because I just happened to be my severe asthmatic who's also allergic to grass and leaves and trees and things like that so even when I am on my oxygen in my house and have taken allergy medication- I frequently have a difficult time maintaining my oxygen saturation and with my back and spine problems just walking the entire lawn is very difficult and I can't imagine doing it with a lawn mower also especially because I have a retaining wall tell her then I am and I am 5 foot 10 so my backyard one side has a large Hill and one side has the two drastic height differences and then my front yard is of course similar in that one side is a giant Hill and the other side is flat so it is quite difficult for us! Just having degenerative conditions like degenerative disc disease and degenerative joint disease is difficult but to add spine issues and other medical things that make it very close to physically impossible- it's something you referred to as a simple thing, but when you have a hard time just walking in the yard- it isn't simple at all and that is why it is so meaningful and the opposite of simple. Although medically my father and I would both be considered disabled- neither of us like that label and we say that just like everyone else in the world we have challenges although ours may be different than other people- if we would help those with challenges different from our own I feel like we would have a significantly more kind and thoughtful Society and it would definitely be a more beautiful world to live in! So I have done things like adopted the widows and widowers on my block several of whom are almost 100! And I help them with things like using the internet and setting up apps and setting up rides and helping them make sure they're following up with medical care and getting there prescriptions squared away and the things that I can do on the phone because as we age many people lose their hearing so a bunch of phone calls becomes a big problem- and obviously the people that I help with those kinds of things are not going to be able to help mow my lawn, but I don't help them or invite them into my family and make sure that they have company and holiday meals and their birthday celebrated and their family informed of how their health is if their children don't live in state- and I called them my adopted grandparents since all my grandparents had passed away before I finished high school- that alone makes it mutually beneficial, but I don't do it for a benefit to me, I do it because I think it's the right thing to do and I want to live in a society where it's the norm rather than something that is celebrated!

[@cherylgrigsby283]

You are a lawn angel. You bring happy tears to homeowners for the awesome transformations. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻✝️

[@jaredamoroso8273]

Just watched this for the first time. This world needs more people like you

[@guchiha9229]

Agreed

[@snork3l]

This guy restores faith in humanity

[@wfpbwfpb]

The world is filled with people like this. Open your eyes!

[@kimbailey422]

Me too

[@jaredamoroso8273]

@@wfpbwfpb yeah it is but that's why I said more people like this

[@TheJayman236]

“I just gave up on everything and every one and you show up on my door step”. God bless you my friend. And keep spreading hope.

[@markpowell7470]

Life is filled with inspiration and hope if we can take our eyes off the things that's not going well. With all that's wrong in the world there are so many good people. I'm glad u found something to start restoring your hope. Keep searching...I wish you well

[@MotoVirus]

Don’t give up, we all love you, ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nancycopple4204]

Thank you for doing what you do to help people who can’t do this himself I am one of those people who can’t do it themselves and I have to have someone now my yard. before my back injury I loved mowing grass it’s so relaxing to me watching you relaxes me again.

[@pamelacharles3061]

There’s nothing like that feeling when you have blessed someone like that little lady. She was so grateful! I love how God is using you through your business to bless others in need! God bless everyone!🙏

[@rocnroll0065]

This lady probably has had alot of stress wondering how she was going pay to have her yard cut and maintenance......that's slot of work and would of been hundreds of dollars to have it done. Well done and the best is giving back when you can.

[@sparkyperson]

My children & I cut my lawn for 40 years; then I hired a lawn service to do the work. From the first day the men came, I put out a pitcher of ice tea & paper cups, continuing to do it to this day. I put it out as soon as they come, they know it's there; no fuss is made by me or them; they smile & wave, showing their appreciation. To those reading this comment, take a hint...summers are hot, it's the least you can do to for the difficult & most-times thankless work they do. That this fellow offered his service, at no cost, is to his credit. The money is his pocket would have felt good, but he felt even better knowing his did a good deed for a person in need of help. End of sermon...

[@normatible9795]

Agreed. 20 dollars tip is fine ,though..just for the gasoline if that thing runs on gas, otherwise God bless these good people

[@YourAverageGoyl]

@@normatible9795 True, but I bet he didn't even use a gallon of gas on this entire yard, mower included. That being said, he probably went through some string on that trimmer, though, with all that chainlink! Lol

[@5thdimension625]

I give water or a bottle of Ice tea to all of my delivery drivers. They always appreciate it and say no one ever offers. I’m glad I can change that for them

[@birdlady2725]

@@YourAverageGoyl dont forget fuel an maintenance of the truck that gets equipment n people there, their insurance costs etc. I hope they can use this as a "donation" for taxes at least.

[@MeMeDaVinci]

When my dad had to let the gardeners go after years of help (had to sell the house, it was the 80s), he cried.

[@sherryhoffman1601]

You two are such a Blessing to people who could use some help with their yards. God Bless you for being a Blessing!

[@ivonemendes9695]

Vocês, BLADEZ fazem um trabalho lindo, maravilhoso, grandioso. Um abraço de muito respeito do tamanho do meu Amazonas, Brasil.

[@robertamorey629]

Who would of thought I would be watching a man cutting a lawn for an hour, but you are amazing, thank you for making people happy, we need more people like you around.

[@uncomfortabletruth7285]

I just realized I did the same thing lol.

[@_Y.Not_]

I thought the same thing, I stumbled across one of his videos and went down a rabbit hole of videos of watching a man cut other people's grass, found myself anticipating him doing the edging and thought, what am I doing? I think, like you, it is the kindness, I don't understand why people would turn him down.

[@lornanorris1363]

I think it's great what you do for people.

[@16yad]

me too. Didn't realized it until you mentioned it loz..hahaha!!

[@superwisewomenmaga9727]

I'm glad I found this this channel because I love horticulture

[@Jeremeyfglenn]

My wife came in and said " are you really sitting in here watching someone mow a lawn" I said yes! There are good people in this world and I dont think it gets seen as much as it should! Good vibes love it keep it up guys!

[@CamelxXxYogurt]

Find it so fascinating how so many different people have found their own niche and success on KZbin. Happy for this channel

[@jacquelynperry7941]

@Jeremy Glenn...That is such a wife thing to say. But, that's exactly what I'm doing instead of walking out th door to grocery shop. I subscribed.

[@frankvazquez770]

My wife said the same thing and I took it a step further and subscribed.

[@louscunt168]

Got the same reaction from my wife Jeremy, and gave the same response.

[@SRHMorbid]

Same. I watched 3 hrs worth last Saturday when I was supposed to be looking at Hair stuff.

[@Nonayabizness360]

I’ve watched about 6 or 7 videos and I just subscribed. My husband showed me your videos because everything we see is so negative and it’s nice to see people giving back posting positive and uplifting videos. Thank you for all you do, our world needs more people like this. 🌺

[@mistiwinter4755]

You're a walking blessing... I'd be in tears with gratitude if I were them. You guys rock! Blessings to you all, hugs your way.

[@JS-kj6qf]

One thing I love about you guys (after watching many of your vids) is that you don't judge people. Whether old or sick or poor, you work just as hard as you would for a well off customer. Bravo!

[@watchjoseph]

They're a class act!

[@ambecappmanikam3351]

Great hearts do great jobs in a great way.. God bless you!!! You are a blessing to these people you help and so you are blessed too. I wish there were more people like you in my country too and everywhere else..God bless you again. I also love that you never judge anybody but still do a grand job.

[@ladyjane9980]

The rewards of being kind to strangers are immeasurable.

[@helenematthews3892]

While you were working cleaning up a yard your family came by and your little one was so adorable. Watching you helping others for free is so inspirational so many people need help and cannot afford to hire anyone and are to scared to ask for help, so I Thank God for you the way you help others. I cut grass for an elderly neighbor who couldn’t cut grass anymore and had breathing problems, and it broke my heart to see them in need and no one would help them so I went over with my riding mower and I just began cutting there grass and he came out and said he couldn’t afford it. I told him to go inside and don’t worry I’m doing it because I want to your my favorite neighbor. Well I kept cutting his grass and I felt so blessed and happy helping them. God Bless you for helping others. You Truly are a hero.

[@Just_me_by_myself]

Bless your heart. You made her so happy by mowing her yard. This is why I watch your videos! Thank you so much!

[@DonoBong]

I've never thought I would be watching someone mow a lawn on KZbin. But this guy is just the man. RESPECT for what you do.

[@damionlowther78]

That's exactly how I felt about it.

[@goofusmaximusII]

I thought the same, why I'm I watching this? Its all so good, thats why.

[@ArcadiaJade]

I was just thinking the same thing. Lol. I'm watching and my husband who is at work looked in on the camera and sent me a text saying what's that buzzing sound? Lol. Um, me watching a guy mowing on KZbin. Lol.

[@mitsos306ify]

I never thought I would keep watching videos with a guy mowing lawn!! I have to say mowing is good but trimming is Awesome!!!

[@brentonross9031]

When I did lawn care for a company we did a yards for free the first time and give them a quote (we was the cheapest around so they normally went with us) there has a been a few times where someone was struggling (tall grass people anyhow) we'd take ourselves off the clock (just so our boss didn't loose money (other than gas) and mow that yard for them.

[@bmd1825]

This is what we need more of in America, there are way more “ good “ people than the MSM wants us to believe. This is a great example of loving thy neighbor. 👊👊🇺🇸🇺🇸!

[@lisaquigley-moon9583]

We still have allot of good Americans

[@nunyabusiness8441]

Wow! I really agree👍🏼

[@MR-theoneandonly]

Same in old europe frens ❤👍🏼

[@nadineseemann3428]

MSM does not try to make us believe anything. They present what's sensational to pay the bills. At least they don't try to make us hate the other guys like conservative media does. Yes, love thy neighbor!

[@MR-theoneandonly]

@@nadineseemann3428 stop drinking alcohol please. Thank you :)

[@kathrynwhite9108]

You guys are the best. I live in England and you inspire me every day. I have a very small garden and it takes some looking after as I work most days . The gardens over there look pretty big so must take some up keep. You have shown me that you can do almost anything with a strimmer and hedge trimmer. (I don't have a hedge trimmer yet). Thank you so much for your inspiration. Those people you help are always greatful aren't they

[@surfski1959]

Thank you Al, I hear you and see you, I saw some dark places growing up and for many years it was tough however I kept working and eventually it started to change. Your doing great things. Keep looking after your people. Many wont understand and maybe will be challenged by you. Keep going. Thanks from Australia.

[@pamelahall9459]

Doing this for someone could give them a new lease of life and restore their faith in humanity. Thank you for all you do.

[@beyedubya7777]

Who would've thought, watching someone cut grass could be so therapeutic? Good work gents.

[@marinmorin]

I'm impressed and shed tears😭👍✨🥹 The other day, I found your video for the first time, and while watching the video, I cleaned up my house and worked in the garden. It was a hot and tiring task, but watching your work made me feel better. And watching this video today, I also wanted to help someone in need. I'm glad I found your video. Thank you. Applaud from Japan🌸🫶

[@geoffreystephens4357]

You’re a great guy for doing this for random people! You also do good work! God bless you!! If only the world had more people like you, it would be a much better place!!!

[@heatherburrell8412]

Bless both of you…; there is too much hate in this world…. Value and appreciate men of worth when seen…..I was crying at the end …. Bless bless you both …

[@mmemonarch]

I really believe that a person's home is a sign of someone's physical and mental well-being. And if you clean up the outside, the inside receives benefits as well. Such a great example of that. Good job man

[@dardar1862]

Well said thanks 🙏

[@oAgL214]

Very true!

[@patriciahaaker5611]

That is so true! Just a little help may be changing the decision to give up and end your life to keep on trying instead.

[@kelilong7367]

Again, back to 1 year. What a beautiful family you have and a supportive wife. AP is quite shy and doesn’t say much. What a difference 1 year makes. Now he dances and talks to everyone. Luv it, luv it !!

[@log...]

I just love watching you guys. It's a true blessing. It's help me just watching and I'm working on helping people more . So encouraging. Thanks

[@Kat-qr7hv]

My grandma’s lawn guy went from $40 a week to $200 a week when he noticed her mental decline. She didn’t know any better. I’m so happy to see good, honest people out helping others. You’re a real gift to these folks on need.

[@seylerfam7025]

I tell ya there are some sour apples out there that just ruin the whole bunch. I hope someone fired that lawn guy once they found out what he was doing to your grandma.

[@teresaramirezcortes5490]

Oh my goodness

[@ihave35cents95]

Most people get their cut bi-weekly

[@ihave35cents95]

@@seylerfam7025 maybe he was undercharging her to begin with

[@seylerfam7025]

@@ihave35cents95 I get what you’re saying but I highly doubt it. $40 to $200 that’s a 500% increase. That’s astronomical. The poster stated it was after their grandmother’s mental health declined so that’s just sickening. 😞 The elderly are often the ones who this happens to.

[@jenniferjones111]

This is the actions of someone who cares about community. Bless you.

[@kathe.o.]

Jennifer, This is a good person who cares about other people as well as community. He takes pride in his work.

[@robnewell6123]

Good job as usual AL..and an awesome gesture that meant so much to that nice lady. Kudos to AP for working hard to get your shots, he does great work behind the camera.

[@bodyfusionsmassage7774]

Thank you for the kindness and love both you and AP show every time you make one of these videos. You are correct - it’s one step or one lawn at a time. Love you from Texas

[@Shirley12B]

The money pales in comparison to the priceless joy you guy’s brought into the life of that sweet lady! Thank you for being a bright beacon of love in a world where we see so much darkness! I subscribed and would do a million thumbs ups if I could!

[@therealalbladez]

Thank you so much Shirley this truely means a lot to me

[@MrHowieZ1973]

She really needed a pro to come in and get things on the right path. She was lucky to have you knock on her door. It looks like she needs a Handyman too.

[@carolinag211]

You're a God send, many blessings to you and AP...keep doing what you're doing....your kindness and humbleness goes a long way!!🙏😇🕊👍

[@deirdremcloughlin6364]

This is awesome Al's energy is amazing and the camera work is so great. Like somebody else said, this is more than just cutting the lawns. They keep themselves in work by the KZbin channel and are very enterprising smart and kind young men everybody is a winner ❤

[@flossieruggles4514]

This is kindness at its best. I'm an elderly handicapped lady who could use some of that kind of work done my small lawn and flowers. I'm no longer able to tend them. My husband has passed away almost 2 years ago. Anyway .....keep doing what you're doing. Amen.💞👣🌼🎈🌹📷

[@lisagabrielcich490]

I understand what you mean. I'm disabled too. I do what I can on my own and have my yard cut by a man in my area.

[@haideedevera2584]

She's in tears because of your kind heart & for what you did for her..

[@carolinethompson6592]

My goodness Al you ooze smooth. I don't know if there's anyone on KZbin as wholesome, caring and helpful. God bless you all

[@Gramcracker72]

People who really make a difference. She is forever grateful, also knowing there are good people all around us, like Al.We seem to Focus on negativity ,today you see what good people do. Blessings to you and yours.

[@judeless77]

My mom’s neighbor started mowing her lawn after my dad died a couple years ago. She didn’t ask him to, he just knew it was one thing less she needed to worry about. You are good people. We need a lot more people like you.

[@gryl7471]

Bring that neighbor some cookies.

[@edelweiss8168]

When my parents got elderly & sick, they had a neighbor who would ride over on his mower and do their lawn(my mother's garden was always a showplace when she was well). He never said a word or rang the doorbell. We'd just see him out there doing it. That's a good neighbor. A good person.

[@lauraashleigh1490]

Great job. Pushed dislike button by mistake 😂

[@alicephillips3214]

This gives me hope for the future when we have people like these two doing their acts of kindness. Thank you for being the good men you are!

[@cynthiareed2081]

Great work you guys are doing for these people who either can't afford to get it done, sick or the elderly. You will be blessed.

[@niamhneevekinsella7951]

I love the strumming part, especially the fences and cutting the edges of the lawn, makes such a difference, really neat.

[@rockygiunta3552]

This is what real people real men do my hats off to you guys I wish and pray that more young men like you two take this example of improving their neighborhoods instead of infesting them with crime you guys are going to be blessed 100 times over thank you for your video

[@LLC9669]

Good will bless you then fold! Keep it up! You are amazing! A thousand salutes!

[@LLC9669]

God loves you!

[@deardrasprott4107]

I appreciate your sharing your gifts and the blessings that y’all bestow. It restores my belief in the good of humanity. Plus your making things tidy is fun to watch.

[@SAMYAZAENOCH]

I didn't hear any thump music other than AL'S own. I really feel this is more than just cutting grass it's about doing what's right and lending the hand most people won't. I am a sort of new subscriber and supporter as I feel a few dollars go towards helping this channel. God Bless.

[@dakotabrown4882]

When you help people you remind them , that they matter. Amazing

[@rebeccamaiden3757]

This is exactly what "Black Lives Matter" is trying desperately hard to get across to people. We are thought of and "treated" like a forgotten people. STOP!! 🚫 As a people, we are not asking u to give us anyyhing; we invent, save, work (as in the past) and build, etc. STOP ganging up on us (pooling your resources, which u stole and/or took from us) and destroying everything I put together to help myself (killing me in the process) 😥! Black people have come from the "out house" to the White House", which shows the world, I can do it, with or without u!

[@Ujuani68]

It's our Christian duty to bear each other's burdens. 🙂❤️

[@beverlydiltz2604]

Your such a blessing for these folks out there. If every business even gave one day of free work the world would be a prettier place.

[@bonnieprice9482]

Its happening 😁👍 you will find the me..me..me attitude is going to fade away...

[@zakardonnaakalozen5824]

The love and hug of this women means far more than the check. May she come to know that. May the love of Yah shine forth my friend. Thank you fall you do. Blessings be upon you.

[@SandraVanLankvelt]

Aww that lady was so sweet for sure and stood her ground that she was not going to take the money back LOL. So darling she was. Another fantastic JOB Al for sure and your camera man gets an A+++ for sure. God bless you ALL.

[@MariaOrtiz-em3cd]

Me and my 6 yr old love watching videos of people showing kindness. Something about them always gives us that motivation and confidence. New subscriber here! My dad does lawn work and im definetly gonna share your page to see if he too gets inspired. May God bless you for your kindness.

[@SymunSez.Novel-T]

This video touched a part of my soul that hasn’t been touched in a very long time. When I was young (age 9 through age 17ish), my dad ran a lawn care service in Illinois. Since Illinois spring/summer is only about 5 months out of the year, he would essentially be unemployed the rest of the year (outside of plowing snow for home owners and a handful of local businesses). My mom had recently had my little brother and was unable to work due to lack of money for child care. So from the age of 9-17 my dad and I worked together, sometimes 10, 12, even 14 or more hours per day 6 days per week. I remember one time hearing my parents talk about finances and I recall my mom saying, “we only made $7,300 last year (years 1992-1999),” and proceeded to discuss ways to come up with the money to pay our $77 water bill. I said all of that to say this: The majority of my dad’s clients were elderly, widowed ladies in their 70’s-80’s. There were so many times where I witnessed my dad finish cut one of his regular, weekly clients lawns and tell them they didn’t have to pay him for that week, because he knew they were quietly struggling. I also remember getting sooooooo upset with him when he did this (I was just kid who lacked life experiences, who knew how bad we were struggling, worked every day every summer for 7 years and never got paid. Even though I knew he wanted to pay me, he just couldn’t afford to. This level of yearly income places is in a level of poverty that was unbearable and very embarrassing at times. So naturally, I only saw things in a very teenaged boy, selfish perspective at the time. It took a long time to finally understand what my dad was actually doing. Not only was he showing love and compassion to a group of his clients who desperately needed the blessing than we needed the money (even though we were dirt poor, we were young and healthy and had the ability to continue working after their lawn was cut that day, the next day, the next day and so on. These clients could not. Most of them were either in wheelchairs, heavily relied on a walker and/or could hardly see due to loss of eyesight.), he was also teaching his son to be compassionate and empathetic to others’ situations; that when positive energy is generously and genuinely given, with no expectation of anything in return (in some cases the refusal and insistence in not accepting payment because the good deed just meant more that day), that energy comes back to you ten fold in times when it’s truly needed. (I also remember after hearing my parents’ discussion about the $77, our water did not get shut off). This whole thing thing can be summed up in 3 words: God Is Good. Gentlemen, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for this video. It blessed my soul; and for a moment, allowed me a moment to step back in time and relive a pivotal experience/life lesson that undoubtedly helped mold me into the man that I am today.

[@valrose6083]

I read all of this, and it really touched my heart. May God bless you and your family, esp your dad.

[@understandunderstand1271]

Great life lessons, thanks for sharing

[@debralpateart8862]

Thank you for sharing your family's struggle and their kindness, what it taught you. God bless you and your family. God is good and those who give to others are doing Gods work here on earth for God.

[@amypaparone55]

Now that’s a real man your Dad! And he raised a good kid! God is good all the time and he blessed your family!

[@SymunSez.Novel-T]

Thank you all for your kind words. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Fortunately for us, our story absolutely has had a happy ending. After graduating high school, I was blessed enough to be awarded a partial academic and athletic scholarship to a small liberal arts college, where I received a double Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations and English (circa 2006). By this time the family situation had changed dramatically (especially for a family like ours that came from less than nothing). My younger brother was now 9 (or 10?) and in school full time. My mom then found a job at the local grocery store (family owned in a town of 1,900 people), as the Deli Manager, where she was making $5.25/hr. Although I was able to secure a partial scholarship, I still had to participate in a work-study program (cake walk!) and still had to ultimately find a way to scrape together a small monthly tuition payment of $170/mo. This absolutely stressed me out, knowing the burden that this additional $170/mo would place on my parents. However, so not forget; God is good (all the time!). Roughly one month after leaving for my freshman year, my dad randomly had received a call from an old boss/friend from a newspaper printing press which he worked at roughly 20 years prior, asking if he’d like a job and if he could start the following Monday. He also offered my dad full health benefits and $20/hr (over the phone, same phone call!). My parents were absolutely blown away by such a blessing, which came from out of the blue. To some this may sound insignificant, but to a family that (if you do the math), was earning roughly $3.50/hr on average running the lawn care business, this moment was life-changing. Obviously, he accepted without hesitation. It was also about to be October so breaking the news to his clients was fairly easy since the cold season was around the corner. Fast forward 13 years. My brother is grown and out of the house working in construction.my dad had suffered some health issues (most major being 1. falling 10’ off a ladder at the printing press and fracturing several vertebrae, causing insane amounts of nerve damage and 2. Going through a quadruple bypass heart surgery. At this point (2018), he was no longer able to work (ironic how he was so quickly becoming just like one of his lawn care clients, needing help with things. At this point, my mom had made the scary decision and pivoted into uncharted territory and decided to start an in-home, licensed daycare. From 2008 until COVID hit, the daycare did well enough to keep bills paid, but with all of my dad’s mounting health issues, they were forced to refinance their house (which they were able to purchase for $20,000 with the help of a co-sign from my grandparents…but that’s a story for another time). It’s now 2018 and I have been married to the love of my life since 2010, and have 3 amazing children. Since graduating college, I had bounced around quite a bit, mainly working in business-to-business sales. Until I finally followed suit and tore a small piece from my mom’s cloth, pivoted, and started a general contracting company (with the only construction experience coming from helping remodel my parents’ $20,000 house so many years ago). Without a single doubt, every experience/struggle I went through growing up was preparing me for this unorthodox path. (2016) I spent the next 3 months teaching myself how to read blueprints, learn construction terminology and project management (I was laid off from my most recent sales job and had 90 days worth of unemployment). I made a deal with my wife that if I did not secure any construction clients within this first 90 days, I would find another sales job. Long story short (ha…this is a novel already 🤦‍♂️): After about two months, I quickly knew that I would specifically focus on targeting large wood-framing apartment building construction projects. By the grace of God, with nothing more than a newly acquired DBA, a new business bank account and a website I thought myself how to build, I managed to secure a contract on a 70,000sf apartment project, where my responsibility would be installing the siding as well as the Sheetrock. Ultimately, the contract was just north of $500,000. I look back at this and still cannot believe what it has blossomed into in 5 short years. All of this was said to share this: As COVID was beginning to pick up steam, so so many people, companies and family-owned businesses began to suffer dearly. At that time, given my dad’s underlying health issues and my parent’s ages, they were considered high risk and my mom made the heartbreaking decision to close the doors on her daycare. With only a disability check my dad was receiving for $400/mo, it took no time for them to very quickly fall behind on all of their bills, including their mortgage, which they had refinanced several times over, in a desperate attempt to keep their heads above water. At this time, my mom called me and humbly asked me if they could borrow $300, since this was the amount that they were short this particular month to cover their bills. In my entire life, this was the first time either of my parents had ever asked me for a single penny. Without hesitation, I said yes and sent them a check for $1,000. Two days later my mom called me upset, saying that she had only asked for $300 and that it would take them years to pay this $1,00 back. I told her it wasn’t a loan, but rather a gift that I do not want back and that I would immediately tear up any check she were to send, attempting to still pay it back. Although so many good people have suffered through the economic hardship that COVID has caused, our business has been beyond blessed. At the time that news broke of the virus, we were already in the middle of the wood framing scope of work on a 300,000sf apartment complex. Fortunately for us, projects this size can take a year or more to complete, and really can’t be paused once in motion. About a month after sending my parents $1,000, we were talking on the phone (side note: we have relocated to Houston, and only see my parents in Illinois 1-2 times per year). During our call, she mentioned that they were scheduled to go into their bank to discuss refinancing their mortgage for a 3rd time , with the ultimate idea of using the funds pulled from the house equity to live on and pay bills. Out of curiosity, I asked roughly how much was remaining on the current mortgage in order for the house to be paid off in full. She said they still owed roughly $25,000, but refinancing would cause their mortgage to increase their monthly payments from $360/mo to close to $800/mo. Once we got off the phone, I could NOT stop thinking about their situation. The next day, I mentioned the situation to my wife to see what she thought is the whole thing. Very quickly, we both began to realize what needed to be done. Over the previous year and a half, we had been saving as much money from the company’s profit as possible, with the ultimate goal of saving enough to build our first home. At that current time, we had managed to save just over $35,000. The project we were currently completing was only about 50% complete and I was in negotiations with this client to secure the framing contract on their next project, which was in the neighborhood of $2,000,000. By the end of me and my wife’s conversation, the decision had been made. Through some very clever probing questions with my grandparents later that day, I figured out what bank my parents’ mortgage was with. By 3:00 that day I managed to get their loan officer on the phone. I informed her I knew of my parents’ plans to refinance, and knowing how devastating/borderline impossible it would be for them to successfully make the new mortgage payment, I couldn’t allow that to happen. I informed her that my wife and I would like to pay off the balance in full and pull my parents from under this suffocating burden. To the loan officer’s surprise, she gave me the exact balance owed and the address to where I could overnight a cashiers check. At this time, I realized that as great of a gesture this was, it actually didn’t solve their issue as to why they were looking to refinance in the first place; cash to pay their bills and survive on until this pandemic was finally over. So before handing up, I told her I would be sending two cashiers checks; one for the full balance to lay off the house and another for $10,000 to be deposited directly into their personal checking account. The next day, the loan officer and I came up with a fun plan to place a 3-way call, where she would call my parents to give them the news that their mortgage had been paid in full. As you could imagine it was quite the emotional phone call. To this day, I’m convinced this was Gods plan all along. Of you took the time to read my last comment from several days, you understand what I mean. Here’s how I saw the situation; “There won’t be a charge for today’s’ grass being cut. Out of all the times you have brought me lemonade when I’m out here on a hot day, today’s cut is my way of showing you my appreciation… no worries, when I leave here, I still have several lawns to cut today, the next day and the next day. If you somehow made it through this very long-winded comment, I appreciate you taking the time to allow me to share one of the greatest accomplishments I’ve been blessed to be a part of. 🙏🏽 ☮️

[@rebeccawoods5119]

You did a great thing helping that lady out.It looks great.Thanks for being a blessing to everyone you guys have helped.

[@cinamonkopicki1852]

Your kindness touches so many hearts. Thank you for sharing this genuine goodness.

[@obelus5985]

Poor lady, probably has no way of moving the debris and taking care of her lawn. You guys did a lovely thing.

[@bigallupul5991]

Found your channel by chance. It’s nice to see young people doing something positive in this screwed up world we live in today. I wish people were more caring and generous at this time, this world would be a better place to live!

[@shirleyparr5743]

I love your videos. Not just the lawn transformations, but how what you do impacts others lives. May God richly bless all of your efforts. Sometimes we are put exactly where we need to be.

[@roseh1989]

This lady was so kind and grateful! Al you and AP are so awesome!!! This is one of the best videos yet as far as the owner’s response

[@sabrina6499]

My grandfather had his own lawn care business when I was growing up. I started helping him around 11-12 years old and worked with him till I graduated high school. We did house yards, apartment complexes, clean up jobs..you name it. I’ve personally always enjoyed yard work. I really didn’t realize how much my grandfather taught me from fixing lawnmowers - to how to properly cut a yard and just producing good quality work all around. Just this week I was out cutting our yard, trimming the bushes and pulling weeds with my kids. I’ve been telling my husband I want to go around our neighborhood to help the elderly with their yards, no charge of course but I’m too shy. This is really motivating. Thank you for sharing this!!

[@suecass1777]

I think this just such a nice thing to help someone out, well done x

[@gwendolyn411969]

You can do this. I’m sure u would be a blessing to those u help , God bless.

[@haydeemaldonado1733]

Sabrina, I've been thinking about the same thing, but I'm as shy as you are. But I guess that with just a friendly hi and a simple question would be a good way to have that ball rolling.

[@robertoarriola-bustamante9169]

It's funny ( not ) how people are shy to help someone , when the LORD our GOD command us to do so

[@Marie-yx5ie]

Hi Sabrina, just even in passing say to them, if you ever need help with your yard, I am willing to help and definitely no charge. Because that's the biggest worry, when money is tight. We all need to take a leaf from this Man's book. What a different world we would live in. But it is coming pretty soon, watch this space 👍😉🇮🇪🍀

[@Ismail-ie5gi]

There’s so much talk about bossin’ up and what’s G and what isn’t. This right here is some boss ish. Straight up. Being of service to someone else in need. Can’t get any realer than that. Salute 😎

[@catherinemurphy6060]

Have to say you are one of my favourites Al....you give so much more than you realise to people who are finding life tough for whatever reason....you are cheerful, friendly, kind and compassionate.....keep up your fantastic work ❤

[@Nona23parsons]

Watching the hugs says it all ... God Bless your days, Al and Aramis!😍

[@dawnyofthelight]

Thank you for helping other people that can't do things like this for themselves whether it's falling on hard times are other reasons Believe It or Not people are grateful. Thank you for all the help that you do

[@OmaMaus]

Your partner is just as wonderful as you are! Blessings for being a blessing!

[@Vinterfrid]

Right. The partner running around with the tripod, aiming the camera. Indeed a very wonderful help!

[@goofusmaximusII]

Yes, give AP the love.

[@joycegiles4595]

You don’t ever give up on any job you take on! Al thank you and AP for helping people you are wonderful!❤🌺

[@nancybinegar3002]

Thank you for helping her! She appreciated it!! Bless you Al!!

[@harleywife771]

We need ALOT more people like you in this world. GOD bless you my dear. What amazing thing you are doing!!!

[@tornintheflesh5781]

People shouldn't judge the owners who has neglected lawn bcz they have their own personal issue that we don't know until AL & AP intervine. Thank you very much for your kindness ❤

[@amazinggrace5692]

Yes, indeed! We don’t know what they are going through!

[@sochitlreyes3259]

Or they are scared.

[@eleanoreduplay9412]

Love watching your videos not just for the ASMR but also for the good feels that watching your kindness gives! Thank you so much for what you do with so much love... very inspirational 🙏❤

[@marionava4419]

Wow! We need more caring people in the World like you. God Bless you & Bless your Ministry.!

[@jeannettethorsby7085]

You did her a service that was so appreciated. I'm older and I got a tire that literally shredded up. I pulled into a grocery store shopping center grinding on my rim. A man came right over with his wife and changed it for me. Even making sure my spare was inflated correctly. I was in tears. I'm disabled. I cannot say or thank that man and his wife for his kindness enough. What you do really is a blessing. Thank you for helping her! ❤🌹