I Nearly PASSED OUT While Working Through An EXCESSIVE HEAT Warning (+100°F)

We have been dealing with an excessive heat warning this whole week, and the heat almost stopped me from finishing this sidewalk cleanup. I spotted this overgrown sidewalk while scouting and decided to use my skills and tools to make it clean again. I tried to get there early to beat the heat, but ended up almost passing out due to feeling overheated by the scorching sun & 100 degree temperature. At the end of day 1, I ran out of water and knew it was best to not push through. So I called it quits and returned the next day to finish what was left. Let's just say that day 2 was much more enjoyable, and far less hot because I showed up at around 7 in the morning. I hope the neighbors didn't mind the morning noise. I'm sure they didn't and were thankful for making the community sidewalk clean and safe for the neighborhood.
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[@fillslawncare]

Pray for America

[@williegrant3054]

🙏🏿 We Have to because where SO LOST…

[@pattiannepascual]

❤🙏✝️

[@marcostrydom5907]

what is goïng on in america? i do not watch the news that often.

[@samaahammam3126]

I feel for ya in the heat, I'm abroad in a desert where most can't afford an airconditioner including myself then they throw on rolling blackouts 2 hours on the hottest part of the day,so I use a Chinese woman's hand fan trying to get a little coolness to my pets, how I'm looking forward to winter lol❤

[@marcosmaisterra4477]

I've been bilingual since I was three. Now I've added two more languages to the first two. Working on language five currently. Good work. Fill.

[@debknight4011]

With all the greed and hate that America endures daily it is refreshing to see that humility and serving others is still in focus. God Bless you Fill snd be well!!

[@lacy3788]

The fire hydrant being hidden was a hazard as well. Great job, as usual!

[@tiffanysnyder1621]

Right city should be fined for that. But, also if you look around seems like a lot of that block is over grown all around.

[@marilynreyes1834]

I was thinking the same thing ​@@tiffanysnyder1621

[@buzydebb]

Fill, you said you ran out of water......... Do we need to remind you to always have lots of water on your jobs??? No heat stroke!!!! You are the BEST out there and we don't want to see anything bad happen to you!!!!!. Please be safe!!!

[@dianaviselli3136]

Where were all the good neighbors that are in some neighborhoods and offer water to hard-working people helping their neighbors and in ways, them also?!

[@timothyleake8750]

@@dianaviselli3136 I thought the same thing!!!!

[@marilynhemingway5219]

@@dianaviselli3136 Agree

[@helenfitch3440]

He chose to take the job on , no one asked him. Wake up , if he doesn't have enough water it's HIS problem. Don't cry to us about it.

[@helenfitch3440]

​@@dianaviselli3136wtf.

[@dianaviselli3136]

Fill! Take care of yourself! The world needs more people like you. I’m sorry some neighbors didn’t even bother to at least inquire if you needed any water. God bless you!

[@ejeanroh377]

? So you did this sidewalk for the City? You thought they own the property? Well, OK.

[@WarrenMandy]

Fill, you must be careful in that kind of heat, I live in Africa where temperatures get over 110 f regularly, wet your cap and shirt and drink plenty of water. It helps a lot. You do excellent work and always helping. May the Good Lord bless you for your hard work... Good Job 👍👍👏👍👍👏

[@londongoodbye2730]

Аж пересмотрела несколько раз фрагмент с фразой "Ну всё, поехали!", думала, что мне показалось. Идеальный русский без акцента! Круто для человека, рождённого в США!

[@mendyclarke2650]

I believe Fill was born in Russia, actually! ❤

[@londongoodbye2730]

@@mendyclarke2650 не думаю. Ранее было видео, где он деду и бабушке помогал стричь газон. Там двор так оформлен, что понятно из какой части Европы они переехали. И видимо давно живут.

[@mayam1141]

​@@londongoodbye2730yes,he said he was born in Russia

[@londongoodbye2730]

@@mayam1141 ок

[@EmOrganizer]

Please be careful in the heat. Even though we love your videos, it is not worth risking your health! Be mindful of wet bulb temperature. Even frequent breaks and plenty of water might not be enough if you stay in the sun and heat for too long! Appreciate the work you do!

[@gailatkinson1955]

Don’t push yourself in this heat. We enjoy your videos but not at the expense of your health. That sidewalk looks so much better. 😊❤

[@karenburkey1737]

Fill please be careful. Your health is more important. Until the heat wave breaks maybe just post older videos so you stay healthy. Great job. Thanks for sharing. Praying for America 🙏🙏🙏

[@sylviasaunders8406]

Well said.

[@danlenox1430]

When I did lawn care right out of high school I worked for a small company (under 10 people). The owner had a freezer from the local ice company and had it stocked up at all times, as well as having several skids of water and gatorade on hand and coolers in the trucks. We came in at 530am, had our 15 minute meeting, grabbed some bags of ice and a case of water and gatorade and loaded up. Coolers stayed in the back of the extended truck cab. The owner told us he wanted us to leave the trucks running with the AC on at all times, and that if we felt the slightest bit exhausted or run down. When it was above 90, or had a heat warning, or forecast for a heat index over 95, he called us all back at 1pm for the day. One of the best bosses I have ever worked for. Kept a lot of the same employees for close to 20 years until he passed away a few years ago because he took care of his crew. Take care of yourself. A video or 2 isn't worth getting heatstroke or dying for

[@Mary-wk2uu]

Please 🥺 take care 🙏😘 love you!!! Remember you are not a Robot 🤖🤖🤖🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@catherinepospichal174]

Thanks for uncovering the fire hydrant, my son who is a firefighter would appreciate that very much!😊❤ Keep yourself hydrated in this heat!!

[@user-ze7gn4hn2i]

За русский язык отдельный лайк! Удивил так удивил)) все по красоте сделал,береги себя,больше отдыхай. Привет из России

[@user-pf2hn5cd1v]

Ты меня приятно удивил! Думала, что это кто-то другой озвучил, когда услышала: "Ну всё, поехали!" Спасибо!

[@nadiachekina1639]

Да, это было неожиданно)

[@user-ze7gn4hn2i]

Капец как не ожиданно )

[@user-hj9om3gr5h]

Ещё и без акцента)

[@user-qw7pm2ip5u]

И у меня шок, точно русский 😂

[@CynthiaMauk-bv3mu]

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME WORK ETHICS!! 👌 PLEASE DO NOT PUSH YOURSELF IN THE HEAT. YOUR HEALTH IS VERY IMPORTANT

[@Aunty-A]

Thank you so much for taking out that tree. I’m always very distressed when I can’t see the road because of foliage. Especially when I have to creep out into it to see if anything is coming in order to make a turn. If someone is speeding and also can’t see another vehicle because of the foliage, I could still get clipped on my front end. I don’t know why local governments don’t pay more attention to this hazard!

[@ronaldschnaider1605]

One of the languages was Russian "Ну всё! Поехали!". Another one I did not understand. Отличная работа! Так держать!

[@stacey8096]

I live in Kansas where 100 degrees becomes the norm every summer. If you have high humidity too, it’s nearly unbearable to work in it. My backyard needs mowed right now but here I sit watching you, because I can’t stand the thought of going out in this! It’s a literal killer. Glad you saw it through safely but I hope you don’t have to endure that much more this summer. Kudos!

[@michaelsmith-0744]

Start 0500 in morning and stop work at 1400!! That way in Arizona it's over 100- 125 everyday for 2.5 months

[@olgasukhova9054]

Филл, отличная работа, как и всегда! 👍🎉 Смотрю каждое твоё видео) аккуратная работа и главное - ты всегда вывозишь зелёные отходы👍 Береги себя! ❤️

[@olgaslepchenko2454]

Слышать руский язык было приятно. Он сказал: "Поехали" и махнул рукой. Словно вдоль по Питерской, Питерской пронесся над Землёй. С лучшими пожеланиями из Омска.

[@annetuttle7712]

You are SO awesome! Anyone willing to go out in that heat is a saint. Good job as always, Fill. Just rest now! Most of the lawns near us are yellow!

[@Wickgirl65]

Amazing how it turns out to be a corner lot so often.

[@bonnellehendrix209]

They look for these

[@jimradigan5282]

I've been doing lawn care since 1982 and when it's really hot outside I take as many breaks as I need to. You should of went and sat in your truck in the A/C and cooled down and then did more . I've been forced to stop and take breaks until I was almost sick from the heat. You never push yourself beyond your limits especially in severe heat. I'm praying for you.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@giovannacasadio9600]

I speak English as a mother tongue , Italian as I moved to Italy 40 years ago and Swahili because I was born in Kenya. You right it is important to be able to communicate with other people using their language. The more languages you know, the easier it is to learn other languages and also understand other people. Great job, but be careful of the heat Amico mio.😊

[@bitteroldman2714]

Take care of yourself! No use killing yourself off just for our cheap entertainment. Thanks for the video.

[@THE_Lena]

I watch a lot of lawn care channels but yours is my fav. I like that you always take the yard waste with you including the grass clippings.

[@CedarSam]

Gel neck coolers are great for heat. It's just a little silica gel inside a tube of fabric. The gels stays wet so it cools your neck for longer than a wet bandanna. The other heat saver is half full frozen (plastic) water bottles. Top up with water and you have ice water that stays cold. And try linen shirts. Cotton tees hold heat and sweat. Linen breathes and evaporates to keep you cool.

[@mendyclarke2650]

Yes! The "Columbia" brand of active wear also has some of its clothing with Omni-Tech fabric which pulls moisture away from the skin and keeps you feeling cooler. Definitely worth looking into!

[@deannarohn7313]

My husband and son have wide brimmed solar powered fan hats that they wear fishing, you should look into one. There are also companies that make cooling shirts.

[@mendyclarke2650]

Yes! The brand Columbia for Activewear.

[@nancyhelsel7634]

I'm glad you quit when you felt whooze, you know that you can die from the heat. You did a great job, it sure looks different., and that corner is alot safer. ❤❤

[@normakennedy4569]

Fills Lawn Care. You did a great job in all that heat. Take care of your self. God bless your channel.

[@MrkBur]

Take care of your self make sure you have plenty of water Love the videos you make helping other people out.

[@patricia5215]

Great job Fill the sidewalk looks 💯 better and now people can walk down the sidewalk with ease.Thanks for wearing all your protective gear especially in the hot heat but always pack extra water.Thanks for the entertainment and the great content.😊

[@user-ii6ox3cg1z]

Hi Fill ! I’m Lena from Missouri . God bless you for trying to clean up the streets from overgrown grass, trees and bushes . Also , for doing folks over grown yards and abandoned houses yards . You ,Al Blades and The Boring Channel all of you are so awesome ! Oh , what are those things that are on the back of your calf ? Great job ! Be careful in this hot weather !

[@beverleysmith844]

Was glad to see you with ALL your protective gear on in the second part of your video. All that dust is no good for your lungs. When you are in the service of others, you are in the service of God. Keep up the excellent work you do. GOD bless you with health and happiness.

[@LeannaRuthJensen]

It's my 23rd anniversary today and one of the things that attracted my husband when we were dating was I speak French. I learned three foreign languages in high school and another in college. I think it gets easier as you learn more because you worry less about making mistakes and enjoy the process more.

[@marthavojtko6268]

Hi Fill! Another outstanding job well done! Its beautiful. I'm so glad you made a multiple day of this as it looked like you were getting into physical trouble on day one! Thank you again for wonderful content but remember, your well being is most important!! God Bless.💖

[@lenom1289]

I was mentally following you with a gallon of Gatorade and a water hose 😄 Great job again!!!

[@user-bd4zj5pn2e]

Even with all that excessive heat 🔥...you were focused and detailed in your work. You are remarkable! Thank you for your hard work for this community in helping them to be safer...and more beautiful too! I think we need to find one of those old-timey hats that used to have 2 beers with 2 little hoses coming down to the wearers mouth. Only you would have a water and an electrolyte beverage on each side! 😊 In all seriousness, please, please be safe. We don't want anything bad to happen to you. ❤

[@meghaffer]

I'm hanging out with my dog and watching this video instead of finishing my chores for the day

[@Vette60]

Fill, please consider purchasing a few cooling towels. I know postal carriers that have several on them daily. They wet them at night and place in the freezer, alongside their bottled water. In the morning they place them in their cooler. Throughout the day, as needed, they change them out. They also keep a bottle of water on them and sip it as it thaws. Heat stroke is real and I don’t want to see anyone suffer. God bless. Praying for America.

[@LeckGuyton]

Fill please stay hydrated and stock up on water and also wear your gloves. I already know it's going to be a fabulous job so I'm going to start watching it now.

[@ejeanroh377]

My sweet dad would put a wet towel over his head and shoulders when working in the heat...It helps... I miss him...

[@LeckGuyton]

Well he's a GOD sent for healing out thr community

[@janeimel7488]

To work like you do in that kind of heat means you've gone round the bend. But then, most of the best people are. Thanks for what you do and be careful.

[@carolgadles7045]

You are such a kind, caring man, we all love that about you. No sidewalks is worth heatstroke, please take care of it first. You have a family that needs you. Big hugs, you’re a amazing man ❤️. Fantastic job on making the sidewalk safe and clean again !!!!

[@debraholman1811]

Wow!! Excessive heat for sure!! This clean-up made the entire neighborhood look SO much better!! Thanks for all you do!! Especially in the heat!! Take care of yourself!! Excellent transformation!! 👏👏👏👏

[@RcJ2]

Great video. My only minor (very minor) issue was not wacking the grass in the street. You did some but a few more seconds and you could have just got them all. Aside from that, great work.

[@taichichuansifurob]

Phil, to pick a walkway that not only needs care, but to visualize the danger that the one bush presented to people using the sidewalk is just a tribute to the service(s) you provide not only to clients, but also the community. Take care of yourself and indulge and give yourself a tpersonal reat every now and then.

[@Barbarra63297]

Heat stroke is no joke, please be careful, we don't want to lose you, you're one of the good guys!

[@victoriabridgeman5825]

I feel the City and those neighbors owe you a huge debt of gratitude. It is hotter than hell out there and you are over working yourself to make their area look a million percent better. Please take care of yourself first and foremost. ❤

[@1wolflady]

Great job Fill. Your most important equipment if you're going to work in excessive heat is a cooler full of water/electrolytes and ice. Glad you quit early the first day. Take care of yourself. Definitely praying for America!

[@joycehenderson6969]

Its rough when the weather isn't cooperating but in such extreme heat , woowe, thats awful. You did a wonderful job as always Fill.

[@brianpatten]

Hope someone can have that sign post moved so wheelchair users can have access to the sidewalk..... But on a much more encouraging note, you've shown your love for your community over and over again. Keep up the great work!

[@R-Texas]

Yes Fill! A much needed reminder and request, pray for America. 🙏 Your weather sounds like Texas days. I don’t know how you do it. Bless you for helping the community out; you not only took out the hazardous tree, you uncovered a fire hydrant for them. 👏👏

[@suet4653]

Wow, there was a fire hydrant hidden. You did an awesome job, now people can walk the sidewalks and be safer. Glad to hear you do take breaks always safety first, not worth heat stroke over this project. Have a great day and I always look forward to your next video.

[@patriciajoseph7713]

Take care of yourself the property can wait, we love you ❤more than the contents. Be careful every time

[@sandratovar1924]

Fill's hola por favor cuida tú salud es primero, excelente trabajo como siempre 👍 si oramos por América 🙏 saludos y bendiciones para todos ustedes desde Monterrey, Nuevo León. México 🙋‍♀️ y obvio siempre apoyando su canal 👊

[@LueFussell-ip7se]

Down here in Central Florida our weather was in the nineties. The heat index was 110. Just walking outside you could just feel the heat. I could just imagine how do you filled out there doing all that hard work. Take care of yourself and God bless you.

[@marihill2289]

You are amazing....please don't push yourself too far. The second day you seemed much better. Take care😊

[@tinatorrez1648]

I know this work is seasonal, but seasons have changed. Stay safe and well hydrated.🌊💖. This heat isn't no joke.

[@abrown7860]

Take care. We don’t want you collapsing with heat stroke. That is no joke. I got it three times. Always listen to your body.😊

[@nancyf18]

Fil, be careful & take care in this heat. awesome job looks really good. Now people can walk safely on the sidewalk, can see both ways at the corner. God bless you Fil, God bless your Family

[@user-co5ud1ys7q]

Gosh look after yourself, at least you knew when to stop. Pavement looks so much better and getting rid of the bush, what an eye sore. ❤ Pauline 🇬🇧

[@MZ-hw2gj]

Fantastic job Fil. You always go above and beyond. Be careful out in that heat.Dont forget your water.❤❤

[@suecorrigan1216]

You are amazing!! This heat is no joke!! Take lots of water and be safe!!❤

[@user-fw7jx6rd7w]

I love how clean, neat, and organized you are when you work.😊

[@fjklfdasdf]

it's always a great idea to pursue knowledge, especially in languages. I'm not a native English speaker, so I can honestly say i can communicate in German, English and Italian. Also learned ancient Greek and Latin in school for 8 hrs. Languages are a treasure!

[@helen3151]

I am thinking the neighbourhood must be so thankful! Keep up the great work! Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@stevenleggett2011]

Take care and always hydrate. When I was working I did pass out from the heat, my whole body cramped up and I wound up in the emergency room. The heat is no joke!!!

[@joanparker4069]

I hope you are appreciated Fill, you work so diligently in all weathers. The world needs more young men like you----I know, I'm 81 . Cheers to you. and big thank yous.

[@suerhea2620]

God bless you! You are the best! It’s so good to see your commitment to helping others. BYW..you really didn’t go to work without water and electrolytes, did you? Heat stroke is no joke.

[@janicekelly2610]

You should have gone to the store and get some some water. Please be safe while you are at work. God bless you for all you do.

[@jodidavis6595]

Fill you’re a breath of fresh air. God protect you and keep you safe and healthy while you’re out making your community a safer place. 👍🏼✝️🇺🇸

[@beckymiller9353]

I feel for you. You do a great job. I hope people appreciate you...

[@marcostrydom5907]

you inspire me every time to mow my own lawn.thank you very much. keep up the great work.

[@teribelleau137]

Super job Fill. What a blessing to that neighborhood. The city needs to step up; maintain their property; or FACE FINES😂❤😊 Oh...English, muy poquito Español and I understand more Deutsche than ich sprechen...😅

[@EmOrganizer]

Totally agree with you on learning a second language. In Holland, they even teach English in primary school now. And I think you have to have at least 2 extra languages to graduate in any secondary education. It's good for your brain to keep learning - and good for the world to try and understand the culture and language of our neighbors, close and far. Have a great week everyone! Thanks for setting an excellent example, Fill!

[@Elfie0100]

Fill, that was a really tough job but you finished it. I’m sure the neighbors appreciate your efforts. Your kindness and attention to detail will be remembered. God bless you and keep you safe.

[@asan1050]

Fil, Great job! I do Spanish, Have lived in Mexico for about 40 years, From LA. Thanks for posting this video

[@michelelupo3207]

Love M&D Lawncare!

[@Spenfinite]

When you pass out because of the heat, that's a heatstroke. If it's too hot it just isn't worth it. Good work regardless though.

[@annalenaheuten35]

Passing out from the heat is a SIGN of heat stroke which is not the most reliable way to determine if it is. Passing out can also be from heat exhaustion, and/or dehydration for example.

[@Spenfinite]

@@annalenaheuten35 Makes no real difference, it's NOT good and you certainly do not want that happening.

[@annalenaheuten35]

@@Spenfinite You are talking to a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) here who has dealt with many heat illnesses. I know it's not good when people pass out from the heat and we never want that to happen period. However, you want to take in other considerations and factors that can cause people to pass out in the heat from the heat. It is a BIG DIFFERENCE between someone passing out from heat exhaustion vs someone passing out from heat stroke vs someone passing out from dehydration. It is a BIG DIFFERENCE how you treat and how quickly you respond to someone for heat stroke vs heat exhaustion (depending on severity) vs dehydration (depending on severity). The wrong treatment and reaction time can cause the person to lose their life. When someone passes out from the heat (heat syncope) we want to keep that in mind, but also look for other clues as to what the true cause is, if we can do so while treating them. You also want to keep in mind that there is rhabdomyolysis and hyponatremia that can play a factor.

[@Spenfinite]

@@annalenaheuten35First off, nobody fucking asked you. Secondly, the point was made clear from the start that he does not want to even GET to the point where he's about to experience any of that. That's all it was, was passing advice to him. Not you, not anybody else. Go take your AKCTHUALLY somewhere else.

[@beverlymottley4798]

I know the neighbors appreciate your clearing sidewalks, trimming brushes and moving the glass.

[@williegrant3054]

Been waiting on this Video for today. Good afternoon Fill🎉🎉🎉

[@fillslawncare]

@williegrant3054 Good afternoon, Willie. Have a great day, brother!

[@williegrant3054]

Get you a Small cooler and fill it up with Bottled Water. Stay Cool and Hydrated Fill

[@debrak.6430]

Yes that's VERY DANGEROUS!!!!!!!

[@annalenaheuten35]

As a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) who has dealt with heat illnesses, you need to take precautions when working in the heat. Working in the heat can cause heat exhaustion, heat stroke, dehydration, rhabdomyolysis (breakdown of damaged muscle tissues caused by exertion and/or heat stress), heat syncope (fainting from the heat), and/or hyponatremia (water intoxication). Take prevention by staying hydrated (don't over hydrate), taking frequent breaks in a cool environment (out of the heat), wearing well-ventilated clothing, and wearing hat and sunglasses. Know your limits and stop like you did to prevent your condition from worsening. Your health and well-being are far more important than transforming a yard in high temperatures. It is always best to choose a different day where temperatures are not as high and still take precautions. Love the videos you produce and the work you do for the community, stay safe Fill.

[@jehill39]

No matter how old you are, when there is a heat wave in the 90’s, stay indoors, you can get a heat stroke. Take care. Barbara

[@Bob-pj1mm]

Great transformation Fil. Good you didn't have heat stroke.

[@andrewrichardson7814]

Great job as always Fill, stay safe out there.

[@sarahfierro8637]

You need to take lots of breaks and start early in the morning so you’re through before it gets hot. Be careful!

[@virginiaduffy9199]

Brilliant job .working in that heat is hard please be careful. God bless you ❤❤❤

[@johnbelanger5959]

Awesome job, Fill, as always!!!👍👍👍👍

[@umangprajapati8482]

I can see more confident you are when you making video with smiley face🙏🙏👍👍

[@judyblair9269]

You are the best . I imagine you forgot water at home and youre not close to home . What a diff. In ths yard . You are awesome 😊

[@rickmurphy3598]

You make that curb work look easier than it is.

[@mishkawp8200]

Wow, what an epic project! In that heat it must have been so difficult and tiring. Well done you! ⭐️

[@nolarosdahl7592]

I just don't understand how people allow their yards to get so out of control. This was a huge job! Big difference!

[@sylviasanchez585]

You said, uno mas which is in spanish and it means one more. I speak English and Spanish. Great job Fill. Thanks for your videos.

[@audulous]

I can’t imagine working outside in that heat - amazing work and dedication. Look after yourself

[@margaretburgess4007]

FANTASTIC TRANSFORMATION!!!!!!!!❤🙏🇺🇸

[@laineparnell]

sensible woman walking her dog before it gets hot

[@nancyross9379]

I would like to see the looks of the first resident that walks around or drives around that corner❤😊❤😊 The entire stretch looks amazing❤❤ Next Job bring two gallons of water and be careful with this heat wave💜🙏💜

[@patriciasolecosta7124]

I am bilingual, I speak Spanish, my native tongue, and English fluently and understand and speak very little Italian. I think that being able to speak more than one language is a great asset to anyone. You never know when that second or third language may help someone tremendously.

[@garyloudenslager9129]

Water and electrolytes ....rest often as needed