HOMELESS KICKED OUT OF BARBERSHOP |

[@DramatizeMe]

How often do you visit hairdresser/barber?

[@heather-t5q]

Barely

[@neddyconstant5816]

Every thing 2 or 6 weeks I think? 2nd video to watch. Time 7:05PM Sat 1/14/23

[@Richniggabeats6645]

Once in the month typically 12 times in the year

[@adamualir3930]

I'm a girl so🤔😂

[@charminbutterfly32]

About once every 6 months !!!

[@stephaniest.5336]

What a great way to teach someone to respect others! The son deserves to start from the bottom!

[@blue_red_screen]

Wrong. The father is to blame as he raised his son badly

[@barbarawarren9443]

I don't think that was low enough for him.

[@oklik]

@@blue_red_screen He realizes this in the end after seeing how his son cannot comprehend how Frank's act of kindness played a big part in how his family became successful. He likely just gave Ethan every advantage in life, because he wanted his son to have an easier time than he did, but this caused Ethan to become spoiled, entitled, greedy, and to think that money and profit meant more in the world than people and kindness. So he decided the only way to set this right was to cut off his son financially and force him to start from the bottom until he learned how to treat people right. And at the same time, give Frank a long deserved reward/promotion as thanks for everything.

[@alieqabi7002]

Yeah someone should teach him a lesson

[@asantaraliner]

@@blue_red_screen I wonder how family culture works in the "civilized nations". OOT, but a certain Dutch Woman decided we should stop glorifying our mothers.

[@janabuchheit3389]

Money talks, BS walks... or works as a janitor in this situation. Another life lesson from team DramatizeMe! Amazing spot on acting and storyline. Thanks!

[@erickbuckner4485]

“Money talks, Bullshit walks”. That line came from Wild Things 3: Diamonds In The Rough.

[@edgarpoinsot5502]

That father, full of gratitude, is like a real angel.

[@Retirement02042012]

There’s nothing like humility. Thank you DramatizeMe for the great drama.

[@Nekoinuhanyou]

Dramatize me actors are way superior to some of the other channels showing similar content.

[@georgianik]

I really hate it when sons or daughters think that they are rich because their parents are rich . They believe they can get away with anything because of that . They rule the world , they laugh at people , humiliate people etc. And then there com s the time and they learn their lesson and they get what they deserve !! Isn’t that beautiful??? Awesome video Dramatize Me team!! ❤❤❤

[@DramatizeMe]

We are very glad that you like our work. We will do our best to please you with new Best regards, Harry and the DramatizeMe Team 🤗🤗🤗

[@blue_red_screen]

Well the parents should raise them better

[@yangliutravel8068]

So sad but in reality almost all rich sons are like this

[@estherosibamowo8837]

I love the actor that played Mr Cyrus. When ever he is in the show, I expect something very inspiring, and I am not disappointed. Personally he must be a wonderful person. And the other actors also performed their role very well, and the storyline took a different twist. Great job Dramatizeme. Thanks for teaching the world good morals.

[@junebrooks9402]

Humbling is what people need to do and Frank is handsome ❤️❤️❤️

[@sammydavidjr]

Great lesson of humility. Respect is always paramount in any business. Thanks again Garry

[@TheLivy81]

Kindness is priceless and it ALWAYS makes both parties happy 😊 Thank you Dramatizeme for your positive messages 💝

[@DramatizeMe]

We cannot agree more - kindness is priceless ❤❤❤

[@nemo227]

Back in 1950 I walked into my regular barber shop. I was about 12 years old and my hair was a little long. As I got into the barber chair I said to the barber, "You must hate it when I come in with long hair." Without missing a beat the barber said, "No. I see dollar signs." I miss that barber.

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for sharing this story!

[@leitogomezztechnology4814]

Same! It's so greatful to read stories like this!

[@virtualgangsterr]

1950? are you commenting from a grave or something 🤣

[@nemo227]

@@virtualgangsterr Good guess . . . but nope. I'm only 85. My neighbor made it to 97.

[@notneco911]

​@@nemo227 85 damn, keep going sir

[@andrewrichey7374]

I love it he deserved what he got, the world will be a better place when people help each other instead of putting each other down I’ll follow for more

[@barbarosasmith9457]

His dad was a standup guy and was teaching his son valuable lesson❤❤❤

[@furycarnategaming]

A lesson he should have known from his youth, his current behavior is that of what was allowed to take root and grow when it should have never been allowed to take root in the first place.

[@thehumblesniper]

You know what makes these sorts have so much impact? Because things like this actually happen. Every single day. Some may say "well this is just an extreme example", but in fact, the truth is far more extreme. We just aren't exposed to it as much. Excellent video and lesson taught.

[@rojaunthompson7632]

Them always say manners will bring you through the world and that's so true... well done Mr Garry great story line🇯🇲🇯🇲😍😍😍😍

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for your comment! It's so precious. Yours, Garry from DramatizeMe

[@shirley9727]

I love that your videos are acted out by actors instead of being just a narrative. The acting was great and the video is good for showing how respect is earned and not a given just because your father is rich. Cheers.

[@fatimagulbadan9006]

A big fat' thank you Team DramatizeMe and Mr. Showrunner for this masterpiece

[@capt.titustheunstoppable8491]

That's a great story about decency. The ending nailed it, well done.

[@yamagata008]

"You should learn that honesty and good deeds are more important than money." That is the life lesson of this video. The actor that played the son did the roll masterfully -- I intensely detested his character, showing his mastery of the roll. I totally hated the way he laughed as everything was a joke until his bank accounts were frozen. The actor that played the father is one of your finest actors and I know it is gong to be a great episode when he appears. Because it was already a great episode because of the actors that appeared, this turned into a superb episode with a well learned life lesson. Thank you DramatizeMe for such a superb episode.

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for your comment! It is always so inspiring to read your feedback. It gives us wings to grow and to go on. More videos are coming.

[@Akkaladevipafigeharashini]

You are right money is important but not more than kindness and respect towards other people

[@ameliawilson1053]

Hey, Mr. Garry, thank you for all of your amazing videos! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@DramatizeMe]

Wow, thank you! 🔥🔥🔥 We are so glad you like our work. We'll do our best to impress you with new. Yours, Garry from DramatizeMe🤗🤗🤗

[@michaelmendoza401]

I don't know what made me watch this but it was an awesome video. It's really true that helping people go along way. May God bless everyone

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for watching us! We are sharing the stories that matter, and we are so happy when they resonate with you! 🙂

[@amariskoech3346]

I admire Frank he certainly has a heart and soul for the homeless and people below status unlike Ethan he kicked a couple of barbers out and raised up the price for regular customers what a jerk I’m glad Ethan got what he deserved in the end and Frank was back! Once again DramatizeMe comes up with a good video and good quotes: “People should help each other” and “Honesty and good deeds are more important than money.” Thank you Garry!

[@blue_red_screen]

Actually, it's the father's fault for not raising Ethan well

[@jamescentino3683]

He has a fault but can you blame him for wanting to make sure his Son does not experience what he experienced. His only fault is not teaching his Son Humility and Respect to those who're less fortunate!!!

[@adamkerns-isley8634]

I admire him as well, I too have Frank's mentality. The mentality in my case comes from my child hood, as I lived with my mom. There was no vehicle for transportation unless we asked neighbors, although she worked full time sometimes 2 jobs the finances weren't there. We would walk about 6+ miles each day making a nature trail for my school and catching fish to put in the pond at the end of the trail. Walk about the same distance in the opposite direction the following day for milk and eggs from the Amish... EVERY DAY I would walk more than modern kids do in a week. I was in scouts as well as bible study which also required show leather express. From the time I awoke until I went to bed there was always something that needed done with or without payment.... everytime was the same guaranteed NO MONEY for the payment for my work! There is a better joy knowing that you are being a real human with empathy knowing there will or may come a time where you are left penny less.... If you treat others as humans without financial thanks the bounty is far better. You see your actions as true and honest, whomever you help will or would help you in return in your time of need! I was raised that a person's worth can be viewed by the work they do...or don't do.... However like all of us I became brainwashed and started escorting oversized loads wanting the fast money and easy life, you know the type of life where you own a house and 4 cars already but could still walk in the dealership and buy another new car straight cash. 2 brain aneurysms brought that to a hault and let me see the error of my thought process. Bottom line that I live by is when I die will I be at peace with my choices, actions and behaviors? The way I see so many around me act and behave....it is their souls who will be stuck walking the earth for eons! Does that mean we don't have to try helping? No, I myself offer 3 times to help after the third rejection I am stuck walking away and watching from a distance. My oldest son seems to act like the interim boss....I am still working on his actions, however his mother was the main one who raised him as she kept his true paternity hidden until he was 20

[@devinmoody136]

I think Frank is a good man helping people and I don't blame him.

[@user-ne2uz7bs9z]

Son made place profitable. That only thing that matters.

[@prasenjitdey4222]

So much to learn from this channel sir, 'Be humble in life or else you will crumble in Life'. Thank you for this lesson sir."🙏" 🤝

[@ker2211]

You guys never fail to amazedMe. Kudos!

[@J.Starkweather]

This was a good story. Glad to have found it. I don't see this kindness in my life.

[@KingDarkOne1996]

Starting from the ground up is honestly the best way to get anywhere. I have an uncle that’s just like that kid.

[@ekdog91]

Thank you so much Gary for putting this on here. This definitely teaches us how to have compassion for people, instead of being all judgemental and treating them like trash like Ethan did

[@TchompTeam]

What an amazing story! I felt like I was watching a show. Its nice that people are able to find their way in the end

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for watching! We are so happy that you like it. More stories are coming ❤

[@bernecomp]

"People should help each other." It doesn't really need to be any more complicated than that.

[@marcuslarge7626]

I absolutely love these videos, it really shows what the world should be like, please keep these videos coming 🙏👍

[@Isabella2335.]

He needs to get a heart and a soul because he doesn’t have any of those.

[@dianalayne4803]

I'm so glad he had a dad line that who wouldn't take no sense and let him start at the bottom maybe with a little respect under the guidance of Frank he will learn how to respect other ppl and know what it means to work hard ,once again Dramatize 🤗 another great video as always ..

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you so much for this kind message, Diana Layne . We really appreciate it! 🤗🤗🤗

[@errolthomas9426]

This story needs a part two with Charles re-hiring the previous barbers along with Frank while Ethan, Marcello, and the other young barbers being forced to work and earn money elsewhere

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for watching! 💜

[@benouzgane]

@@DramatizeMe Is Tania Lav coming back? She hasn't come to your videos in months.

[@erickbuckner4485]

Agreed

[@chaminda.wow6262]

Oh... what a father 💖💖💖

[@ahall_2007]

Another amazing story Gary! Keep up the good work 👍.

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for watching! 🤗 Yours, Garry from DramatizeMe❤️

[@nehachopra4817]

A big congratulations Team Dramatizeme & Dear Garry for this beautiful video ❤️❤️ The level of content has been raised to such high standard no one can beat that!! Keep going👏🤟👍Stay Blessed always 💙

[@DramatizeMe]

🎉 Thank you so much! We are growing ❤️ More videos are coming. Yours, Garry from DramatizeMe

[@JorgeSoto-iv2hn]

When you judge someone it doesn’t define who they are but it defines of who you are. Workers treat people equally with care and respect. Thanks for this video.

[@DakotaBeh90]

Love the humble lesson.

[@shammishafi09]

What a great story!!! Wish we have people like this all around the world.

[@teresavillarreal3504]

There are a lot of people that think they can put the needy and the homeless people deeper than they have ,or are now in. They need to know that what goes around comes around. Until they come down to the level that the homeless and the jobless people are in. In God's eyes, there is no difference. We are all the same. Thank you Father God for your unfailing love and grace! AMEN!!!

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for your comment dear Teresa!

[@boutiquebitcoin809]

True when i was homeless with a two year old at Evergreen motel in burley idaho i a graveyard working mother was made to pay for room service of 250 and was told i womt get it because i was homeless and they laughed infront of me talking how they threw out a mom with 5 kids who was homeless. Some people dont value human life.

[@YAYA21-o6o]

OMG all you videos are amazing I can't stop watching them ,wel done guys👏👏👏

[@DramatizeMe]

So happy to have you here! Your kind comment is so precious ❤️

[@lynnejohnston8922]

Big thank you Garry for once again another awesome video as always your videos never disappoint us all and the storyline's are always amazing i would like to take the time out to appreciate all the hard work that you put into making all these awesome videos as always you put in a 💯 percent in all your videos we can't thank you enough for doing all these awesome videos 💯👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏🌹🌹💞💗

[@dyziko]

Frank is an awesome person❤ great actor playing him too

[@roryk.3568]

If more people would do this with their kids the world would be a much better place

[@eyemastervideo]

Meh, in reality the father, and possibly mother but we don't see her here, failed in raising a decent person. It's a lifetime of failing that results in this behaviour and it won't be fixed over night

[@BackyardRebel]

If only more parents were willing to teach the hard lessons...!

[@madhumitha63369]

I enjoyed today's video. Frank and the Father did a great job.

[@h.a.s.7612]

Dad should have said "Son... you're fired," but that works too.

[@stache297]

Firing him would’ve been too easy

[@vincentfichtler7758]

Or the father could have said calmly : "Son there's two choices for you to make either you start as an janitor and learn how to a human being or you are fired and I'll disowned you and cutting ties with you permanently is that clear ? "

[@robertfaulkkner5508]

10:01 If this were a Dhar Mann video, that dad would have started a “so you see” scene where the audience would be shown a minute-long flashback. Guaranteed.

[@inderjeetuppal6462]

💯

[@kra6958]

I remember the barber shop near my old home. Their price didn't change even after 10 years. I asked the old owner who was the only barber in that little shop why he didn't raise the price, and he said "We're not using any thing fancy to cut your hair, why should we change the price?" Sadly they shut down no longer after that due to the owner's health problems. That was 5 years ago and he had already passed away. His daughter didn't continue the barber shop. She changed it into a cozy little cafe. It's a lil sad to see the barber shop gone but I'm glad she can fulfil her own dream.

[@maryleslie3382]

A lesson well taught thank you Gary

[@bnm3693]

Thank you for your hard work. Love this vid. Another lovely video

[@illam9500]

Not only did his old man look like a chad, but he acted like one too. Real man and such good acting. I was intimidated by him cause his son was.

[@kitkat12326]

I was homeless for about 6 years, and I can't even count how many times I've been told to leave because I've "spent to much time without paying" or for "abusing" the cafeteria is for paying customers only when I just buy a coffee, and still get kicked out when I bought a Sammy.

[@frantzp3478]

I'm really loving this part of DramatizeMe. I really appreciate it and some young people need to know how to respect each other. 😅😅❤❤

[@penpabituii2237]

She handled everything and stay calm. The way she repect the people even ruined her day. I hope all people same of Salama. I hope one day i meet you MS. Salama. Godbless you and your family❤

[@kitcautio4770]

hi dramatizeme i just wanna say i love all your videos. all are good keep up the good work love you

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you so much! ❤️ More videos are coming.

[@chrystiantalik7879]

Thank you 🖤

[@kitcautio4770]

@@chrystiantalik7879 what do you mean and who are you?

[@AhhCounting]

Watching this video was like watching a movie, sad that its just a short movie😭😭 I hope there's a continuation here. I love this.

[@Bella-ym9ou]

Ever since I realized this channel I became so addicted I watch nothing else than dramatizeme and I must confess I don't regret it you guys are the best thanks alot guys🙏🙏🥰🥰

[@DramatizeMe]

Wow, thank you! 🔥🔥🔥 We are so glad you like our work. We'll do our best to impress you with new

[@AsimRashid78]

Always respect people no matter whom they are. You never bite the hand that feeds you.

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you for your precious comment.

[@jenelleburton1903]

This was one one of the best stories !

[@DramatizeMe]

We're really glad you liked it, Jenelle Burton🙂 Your opinion is important to us 🤗🌼

[@gaminicyril]

Barbar shop is for everyone. No matter how lowclass and highclass people, they are always welcome.

[@stephenesejohnson329]

The son got what deserves and I'm glad he did.

[@devinmoody136]

You're right. Ethan was told by his dad to think and help others, but he wouldn't listen. Janitor work does suit Ethan for Frank's concern.

[@Xerdar36]

I like Frank.. calm and generous..

[@barbarawarren9443]

Bravo! 🌹...a thousand times over!

[@DramatizeMe]

Wow, thank you🤗🤗🤗!

[@patriciasloan5122]

This was a beautiful skit! I loved it.

[@madkittyjoey70]

I really like the guy who plays Frank!

[@davidbb4053]

beautiful story with moral lesson.

[@RT-ul6ry]

Good father always a good teacher.

[@chan-ke8sl]

This is literally all i watch all day.

[@jijogjacob]

Honestly honesty and kindness have no value in the present

[@melanielawrence9757]

That was an amazing lesson great work and amazing actors. I love your videos ♥️😀♥️😀

[@high16200]

Hi DramatizeMe. This is a good lesson for spoiled kids. Thank you for always sharing intructive contents. Regards to you all🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓

[@benouzgane]

Combining greed and pride is heading to trouble. Treat everyone like you wish to be treated.

[@yangliutravel8068]

This episode was just amazing

[@adelhmonteiro2849]

The actor playing the old man is VERY HANDSOME 🤩

[@subbu8359]

Great thinking 🤝🤝👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@syedsana]

I need part 2 as well...... Bravo

[@shuvaizongoti4239]

I won't be tired of doing good, mocking elderly people it always come back to nomatter what, we must treat people like people not animals, thank you dramatizeme team keep it up

[@ratihtrisna7474]

Hi dramatizeme....good morning from Indonesia...big big love for all the team...good job guys🤩🤩🥰

[@DramatizeMe]

Hello 😊 Big hug from Ukraine. Thank you for watching us ❤️

[@chetanyamundachali5612]

Frank is such a good actor!

[@aravindspk1]

Oh, great video to teach business is people, well done guys, nice acting by everyone .... the homeless man transformation is the 👌 shot , and seriously I know how to pronounce one Italian name , it's marchello

[@markburns2545]

Absolut quality,.....some people need to think about the bigger picture ..manners and respect, for people less fortunate than you, costs nothing..so nice that some people, can go the extra mile.....

[@nap3null]

This one was excellent! I mean, they're all good, but this one was very good!

[@DramatizeMe]

We're very happy to hear that, ROCK THE BOAT 🤗💜

[@aimsteve6721]

i like this story the whole content of this, perfectly excelent!!!! its an PROFESSIONAL TEACH AND LEARN!

[@adamualir3930]

Another amazing short drama thanks again

[@adamualir3930]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@saritareddydonthi1432]

Respect is very important!!

[@jokerlyzermedia6603]

This was beautiful ❤

[@patricknez7258]

Haha! Nice! Dude better get started on the floor 😤

[@rebeccarebecca9696]

I love and enjoyed the twist of the story at the end , I didn't expect that it was this old barber who actually helped Charles to become successful & become what he is today ..so, where's Gary , I was really expecting him to appear at the end to say hello to his fans.....😊🙋👍🌈❤🌹🌄

[@BilboGuyRBLX]

Respected Fully Giving You Love.

[@Silly_Princess_]

Loved this story

[@DramatizeMe]

So glad you liked it, dear Silly. Princess 🙂 Thanks for commenting! 🌷

[@theresarehling1122]

Wow what an amazing video

[@carollaurent9598]

Great lesson taught❤

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you! 😃

[@osmacar5331]

The acting is top notch ngl.

[@cassandra6136]

Could you make more videos like this because I love these kind of videos about showing respect and kindness to everyone❤

[@DramatizeMe]

Thank you very much for your kind feedback. More videos are coming ❤

[@ameliawilson1053]

I’m so glad I am subscribed to you guys channel because you never disappoint us. Keep them coming. Much love 💙💙🔥🔥

[@lindaartsl1857]

They're good actors 😂😭

[@chrystiantalik7879]

Thank you:)

[@the_dragon_gamer8850]

Wondering how I could raise a son or daughter to be kind like frank. I can only imagine it’s hard to teach them that way especially when your sons and daughters were born in a rich family.

[@mihaelakinna2344]

1:08 Frank is frankly one fiiiiine gentleman

[@TheLolmoose]

Maarcellooo!!🤌🏾🤌🏾 😂😂😂