I HAD TO CALL THE COPS while mowing this RANDOM STRANGERS neglected yard for FREE!

[@hav2win]

In addition to mowing his massive lawn, you did 10x more help by spending a moment of your time allowing him to share his art and precious memories of his life with you. I can assure you that he feels amazingly blessed to have met you. Thank you, Al.

[@glendamelton4776]

I think the lawn more company should give you a new mower you are an advertisement for them every show you do

[@amandaheckle4508]

I love seeing good people doing good things. You will be re warded…I hope. Although you don’t want anything it. A lot works out.

[@chillinwithdylan636]

@@glendamelton4776 *lawnmower 👌✌

[@macduff1699]

Did he say he was 27 🤔

[@milagrosripski7679]

What kind of weed water is that?

[@kathyw1710]

Yes, I am 61 years old and I enjoy every minute of his videos. He spreads the love with his kindness and gives people hope that there’s still love in the world something we don’t see often today I am grateful that he puts up these videos. Thank you.

[@DonnaPowers-n6t]

Where a You located

[@sarms7498]

I'm 70, and I love Al's videos. What a sweet blessing he is to others!

[@rudyharley7329]

I am 70 yes old. I have loved mowing lawns since I was a teenager. I have a 35 year old Snapper rider, a 30 year old John Deere 240 rider (46 inch cut), and a Troybilt push mower. I love my machines. It is strangely rewarding to watch Al's videos.

[@j.lingle4713]

I’ve never enjoyed mowing or weed eating, although I love gardening. But I, too, find these kinds of videos - where kind-hearted people use their time, energy, tools, skills, as well as their compassion - incredibly inspiring and entrancing. I am fully cognizant that he is getting some compensation via social media advertising and the exposure (and experience), but it doesn’t measure up to what he is doing for the people he’s helping out. Kudos to people who (whether anonymously or for clicks) bother to help others when they don’t have to. 👏👏👏 🙏❤️

[@Wendy-ou1jz]

It's relaxing to watch for me somehow 😂 on mute , I don't like machines noise.

[@sonsaraeronnow4404]

It just goes to show you can't judge a book by it's cover. Inside this house with the over grown property is an artist. Al brings light everywhere he goes. Al is Light and love.

[@brybytes]

I'm 35yrs old and i now find these kind of videos are more relaxing to watch rather than those toxic video vlogger. No toxic content just pure humanity. Keep it up. God bless you.

[@nancygodsey8312]

I'm 65 and enjoy watching these types of videos. The transformation from beginning to end is mesmerizing to watch. There's no downside to helping others in this way.

[@maxmboothe1957]

@@gofigure_1 😮

[@bettyjeantullier6025]

????????when did you call the cops while you were mowing that yard? ???

[@prissy4667]

This is so true...just peaceful. I watch while working from home.

[@ethiopiannewendeavor8867]

Agreed 👍🏼

[@eury5405]

That man was lovely. You can tell that by doing that huge task for him, it almost gave him new life 😊He seemed like he may have been rejuvenated by your kindness. What an incredible artist he is too..... I'm sure that yard was like an artistic block when it was so unkempt. You can tell that he took pride in having the most beautiful yard at one time in that neighborhood. What a lovely gift you gave him.... definitely more than just a great yard cleanup.

[@carlettaedwards1432]

Wow Super job. God bless you for the hard work you do.

[@alexandercove1194]

Hope that people who receive your kindness at least offer you lunch and lots of water

[@janellaventura8844]

Eury, WELL SAID.

[@tjcolv6427]

Love to watch your videos, but I must admit I worry sometimes for your safety, especially with yards so overgrown like this one. That said, I’d give anything to have your job!

[@janicerook8912]

My sentiments as well, thank you!

[@kechickens5416]

I'm 73 and you give me faith in the kindness of people doing for those in need. Please keep up your good work, I'm sure your reward will be bountiful in your future. we need more people like you now days.

[@minttea1966]

@Clunkinclit Twatkins Whats wrong with making a living off of KZbin and helping these poor people in the process?!?

[@kechickens5416]

@Clunkinclit Twatkins honestly he is being nice to those that cant afford it, and deserves the incum from subscribers and youtube to enable him to do so. I'm not stupid and know there is an income in youtube vidios as I have a chanal too. mine not a dime but know some with high colume of likes and subs can do very well on the platform. I am sure if it wasnt for that he would be unable to help those in need.

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

By doing videos he has the income to be able to do this for people. What’s wrong with that? Do you not work to earn money? If you had enough cash would you not do things to help others?

[@jingerjar1365]

I hear 73 and think god old fart until I realize I'm 73 !!

[@rosemariebutler2474]

Very well stated. Al could easily restore hope and faith in humanity.

[@richardw3470]

You fellows volunteering to help my fellow older folks are the greatest. It's crazy but pulling a string to get a trimmer started gets hard with age and those battery operated things are heavy. Even replacing a battery in a lawn mower is impossible w/o help. My aunt used to say getting old wasn't for the weak. Bless you.

[@KimberliOffet]

My Mama said the same but she said "this getting old ain't for sissies!!" 😂

[@psrwhite]

God bless you for all you do!! Overgrown yards may indicate the owner is elderly or disabled and no one is helping them or checking on them. Maybe you stopping at these houses with overgrown yards, you just may save someone from a tragedy because of them being neglected and isolated. God bless you again!!

[@leadnsteel1428]

Lol the view at 0:52 would have looked like a meth lab 🤣

[@anazec2887]

Or maybe he wos just lasy and one day grass and wead outgroun his house and he just let it slide in to oblivion!!

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

Pamela, I’m disabled and depending on how good or bad I am on the day decides if I need one of the more front bus seats. A particular route I have to do there and back ten minutes later feels like hours 😂 Because of the time coming back elderly people can use their free pass. By that time I’ve been up very early, I hurt and I just want to sit & read. But I make myself talk to the elderly people, so many times they’ve thanked me for the chat and often say they don’t get to speak to many people 😢. Others have told me I was the first person in days! I always thank them for the chat too. Sometimes, when I just want to get on my next bus, come home and have a nap I’ve asked if they’d like to come to a cafe. I used to teach a craft class to 12 elderly ladies, it was great, like having 12 grandmas, though I’d get a playful slap for being cheeky 😂 one with severe dementia would tap out bottoms and tell us we were beautiful and glamorous! Who could complain about that 😂 x

[@kevinnixon7997]

@@anazec2887 Shame! If you are going to bad mouth, at least learn how to spell.

[@intergalacticbasketballdro7186]

MYOB ! If you're gonna mow someone's lawn, you'd better have permission ! ! ! Otherwise, you deserve to be knocked off of it (like Rand Paul) !

[@ursulapanikowski5065]

People are very lonely and neighbors really don't care about other neighbors anymore. Thank you so much to taking time for this wonderful man cleaning his backyard and watching his painting.

[@barbarasteward5864]

So true about people being lonely. If you don't see a neighbor for awhile, knock on the door to make sure either they or everything is alright. They may be depressed, hurt or ill..Sometimes lonely people just need a kind person to talk to, help out or run an errand. Kindness, Thoughtfulness and Respect doesn't cost anything. One never knows when they could be lonely. Al"s parents must have been great role models teaching him loads of concern and kindness. He has a Big Heart and works hard. ❤

[@charlottesmom]

My husband TRIED to be nice and snowblowed the last few feet of our neighbor's driveway (he was doing the sidewalk too) during a big storm a few years back but he got seriously glared at. We also get yelled at for going "over the line" while mowing. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@donnalenz5710]

@@charlottesmom those are the people who are too stupid and too miserable to show a little appreciation. I would definitely appreciate the help and I’d probably bring you dinner the next night🥰a little compassion goes a long way.

[@barbarasteward5864]

@@charlottesmom some people are just plain miserable and ungrateful. Sorry that happened when your husband was trying to be helpful.

[@Zans94]

@@barbarasteward5864 am alone. Most of my family is deceased. I had spinal fusion in 5 discs…… loneliest most painful days ever. I wished somebody would knock on my door 😢 I have semi recovered and my yard has been something I have struggled to keep up with. It is not overgrown and looks nice NOW…. But I could have used an Angel like this guy during recovery Bless him ♥️

[@tazattk]

There are gardeners that do the job, but you're a gardener that cares about people, especially those who have had a run of bad luck and can't afford having their laws cared for properly. You're in a special group of men, who care about others and want to help those less fortunate than yourself. You did an awesome job; God bless you for being the man you are.

[@veronicaferguson6835]

Great words from Ireland

[@victoriaimdahl6058]

Totally agree 💯.

[@bentleydonovan4608]

Also making massive amounts of money from you tube !

[@louriz7488]

​@bentleydonovan4608 yet he is out helping people for free. What do u do to help others?

[@JudeNance]

Your respect for the elderly man is so heart warming. Thank you 😊

[@garypjh]

It was good the way you stood a few feet away from his door when talking to him, so not to seem dangerous. Very respectful of his personal space. Thank you for helping your fellow humans, as we all should.

[@veronicaferguson6835]

Great words from Ireland,

[@MaltipooBunty]

Wasn’t it cool the customer gave Al & his friend the beaut pics too. Proper old fashioned, deed for deed @@veronicaferguson6835 @garypjh

[@TrondBørgeKrokli]

Thank you for doing so much good for people who are no longer well enough to do it themselves. Thank you also for having us along for the ride.

[@noone8627]

Al Bladez is a prince. Dude must have so much good karma saved up.

[@pattijbaker4169]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@michelleseyer8987]

That sweet man is about my age. His art is wonderful. You gave his art more exposure in 5 minutes than he has likely had in 40 years. I went to art school and I deeply appreciate you doing this for him. Your work is beautiful art as well. You each gave the other beauty.

[@johnargue2977]

He told the guys, if you get bored come back to mow the grass. What a Sweet man.

[@sherrikelly7588]

Hi Michelle, did you get the artist name? I love the pictures he painted.

[@Relyingonyou]

It troubles my heart that there aren't more people like you that are willing to help others in need. I'm a 72 year old disabled widow and have helped many people over the years and continue to do what I can. One would think that someone in these fine looking neighborhoods would care enough to help out others in need. The hearts of mankind have declined horribly. You are one of the few precious souls that God takes notice of. God bless you for all you do for others.

[@davidrush4908]

I had an elderly neighbor with medical issues who normally kept her yard well, but her new mower was giving her problems and spent a few weeks in the shop. While mowing my front yard I "accidently" mowed hers as well, thinking she would appreciate the neighborly gesture. She did, but bugged me for weeks offering money, gas, food, etc., which I did not expect. I finally came up with something which maybe cost her $1 and 5 or 10 minutes of her time. It helped me out immensely and we were then both happy.

[@Relyingonyou]

@@davidrush4908 Wonderful! God bless you.

[@davidbrownjr4241]

​@@davidrush4908as an

[@justmemother2]

Amen! 👍👏

[@LindaMPeters]

Ain't that the truth!!!

[@dougkennedy4906]

Just by stopping and talking to this guy, you made his day. Sometimes the only interaction some folks get is just going to the store, and the staff isn't always friendly( I know I used to work retail). Example. We had a customer whom seemed rough tempered and no one else liked dealing with her because of it. So I found out what her name was, went out of my way just to walk up and say " Good afternoon Marge how are you today and is there anything I can help you with?" And that's all it took to make an old lady( widow that lived alone) smile ear to ear. ( and she never smiled before) After that it was like I gained an Aunt. She went out of her way just to say Hi if I was there that day (grocery store). A little kindness is all it takes to make lonely folks happy. Kudos to you young man!

[@Brandon68plus1]

That’s awesome. You never know some elderly person may have no kids and be wealthy and leave someone that was nice to them everything, that’s not a reason to be kind to someone but you never know how karma works.

[@kovilil]

my sister briefly worked in an elderly home. she could get on even with "meanest" elders, just because she treated them as a human being and was kind. Also when I worked in retail I had never had issues with customers, some kind words change their attitude toward you.

[@Vicos]

That is often an indication that they have been treated like sh*t by other people for a long time. Once you show them some respect and kindness, their true nature can emerge.

[@KDSTime-nq3wi]

You’re lovely for doing that. It’s what I did working retail. I had an elderly man come 8n once, I asked him how he was and he said I didn’t really want to know, that I asked because I was told to ask. I stopped what I was doing and said, “nope. If you want to tell me, I really want to hear. Most people don’t care to talk any more.” So me and Robert, 74, talked for about 10 minutes. I was the supervisor of soft-lines at the time, for AAFES at the base I worked at. He, evidently, was a profiler or knew how to…

[@doris1826]

Honestly, put yourself in the shoes of an elder living alone. You can no longer drive or walk to a grocery store or a pharmacy. You depend on Meals on Wheels to bring your food. The pharmacy mails you your prescriptions. Your only conversation now is with your son who lives 2 states away and might call you on the weekend. Mostly, you're OK but imagine the joy when a man knocks on your door and says, "May I mow your lawn?"

[@sandrajones3651]

5/9/23, 10:34 am .. my mom and I watch your videos usually late at night and it helps calm down our stressful day. She is 97, has dementia and sometimes our day doesn't go very well!😅 But watching how you transform the ugly into good helps our mood! ❤

[@suzankephart8461]

God Bless you! I can relate, my Mom is getting to the late term. She has had dementia for 8-9 years.

[@kimfleury]

That's lovely. I'm sure she remembers when the ice truck made deliveries. My late Dad would be 84 this year, and he remembered hot summer treats when the ice man made his delivery to their house. He said the kids all sat quietly on the porch so as not to be in the way, and they were super respectful to the delivery man... because if he was in a good mood, he'd give each of the kids the chips that fell off the blocks of ice. I mention that because it's one of the things people used to watch in those days before television -- just watching the deliveries, and the new machines doing work in the city, or on the farms. May God bless you for honoring your mother as He commands.

[@sandrajones3651]

@@kimfleury She doesn't remember much but I remember as a child going to my great aunt's house who still had an icebox. She also had an electric refrigerator. Not sure why she had both unless she just didn't want to get rid of it. 😀

[@ปลาสรี-ม7ถ]

❤ from Thailand

[@KayRay424]

Yes…very zen.

[@GamerGrl4U]

Al, my son and I love your videos.. he lives in South Carolina and Im 3500 miles away in Manchester UK, but watching your videos "together" is our thing. Such a lovely guy- much respect for what you do!!! x

[@morgana8037]

why would you move to UK? just curious, there ain't nothin interestin there... maybe you should've moved to NYC, Florida, California .. there are many interesting places in the beautiful country of ours, you ain't gotta move all the way to Europe :o but aigtt, ain't my business, maybe work related, family, people got reasons so aight. but it's kinda ... funny that you "gather" to watch a guy mowing grass for an hour. just like I said, today you can make any kind of videos. people record themselves goin to Walmart and somehow get millions of views on those videos and glorify the channel owner for literally EVERYTHIN in the comments 🤦🏻‍♀️ what kind of times do we live in, honestly? some random can become "popular" among a certain circle of people, usually teens, who take selfies and autographs from them. like wtf. an autograph from a KZbinr? for recording some dumb vlogs and challenges and tryin to be "funny" and "relatable" in em? and they go on tv, slap some books(that somebody wrote for them. and what is actually scary is that they sometimes "write" books on subjects they literally have NO IDEA about, they got no competences, nothin. many of them are school dropouts even, just to record videos on KZbin tictoc and take "cute selfies" for Instagram and this is apparently considered "a job" nowadays, and teens think they are "famous' and deserve praise just for bein there and making videos for money... again, WHAT TIMES DO WE LIVE IN????????????????? 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ you gotta admit, praisin somebody for nowin grass IS kind of weird. but oh wait, he "helps" people in need, for free, just to get more views and likes and subs so the sheep's think your such a good person, doin it for free, not knowin they do it for money... maybe I should record when I open the door for an elder person, imma have millions of people praising me for how much of an angel I am :D or for stoppin at a stop sign. or helping my mom do laundry. or cleanin the toilet after taking a shit at somebody's house, because that's such a kind thing to do... 🤦🏻‍♀️ YES, I saw comments who literally praised people for opening a door for somebody :D and praisin them for their sexuality, race, for everythin. and become soooo protective over their privacy. all of them full grown-ass adults who know EXACTLY what they do and say on videos and articles(they write articles and do interviews with KZbinrs... 🤦🏻‍♀️and they go on some tours, duck knows what to do in there. just so they can milk teenagers who think they are some celebrities for $400 per ticket I guess. and what is also scary, is people ACTUALLY LAY THEM THIS SHITLOAD OF MONEY, JUST TO SEE THEM. some randoms from the internet... like... I don't... ah, no further comment

[@jillianferguson4202]

Wow, nothing interesting to see in the UK?! Please! Have you EVER traveled outside of your own little county? I’m sorry, but that sounds a bit ignorant, as if it’s even your business, to begin with! Of course, you are entitled to your own opinion, as is everyone, but you say it in a very condescending manner. Most of us have roots there, if we go back far enough. But, what about Stonehenge, Bath, Canterbury, Shakespeare, all the wonderful literary giants & poets from UK, etc, etc? I could go on & on. London is one of the most interesting cities in the world. I never get tired of it. I think it’s mostly very civilized there, with so much rich history. We are babes in the woods here in US, just toddlers, compared to European cultures, and we can always learn from their history & from one another. Just give it a thought. As St. Augustine said, "The World is a book and those who do not travel read only one page." Peace.

[@morgana8037]

@@jillianferguson4202 yes, I've been there. in fact, one of my biological family members(that I also very much despise, I was put in foster care because of them as a kid)so I've been there a few times. London is about as interestin' as every other city, in my opinion, there are places that are beautiful and places that are ugly and poor, just like everywhere else. it has history, like every other city in the world. and I said that in the way I did because I despite Brits and their weird, elaborate accents and the love to say -ah instead or "R". my own little country? lol, the whole Britain is the size of my both home and state and the one I live in right now. and there are 50 of 'em 🤣 my little country takes up more than half of the whole continent, while theirs is barely visible on the map, only when you have a magnifyin' glass and know exactly where to look. and Europe is more civilized? wow. so I guess it's fishnchippers who send most rockets into space and landed in the moon? I've never felt more civilized there, on the contrary - it felt like I went back in time tbh... but maybe it's just my arrogance and spiteful manner(that you noticed) talkin. in my opinion it is way less civilized than even my home state of Wisconsin and my hometown of 1000 in population. and that fuckin obsession with royal family, that is a shitshow in the exact same manner our Kardashians are, just to the bigger extent there. but they are fundin' all of this outta taxpayers money and the only difference is they don't show off their fake asses, just super-lavish lives in the medieval stylistic. the opinion that we are "toddlers" compared to them is kinda funny, coz it's more like the very other way around. they wanted to make us their colony, but didn't think we'd break outta it and become about a hundred times bigger and powerful than them(Brits, not the fuckin' royals, to be clear)...

[@1tonyboat]

The last two years we have motorhomed around Scotland, Wales and this year Devon and Cornwall . The UK has plenty to offer 👍👍👍👍

[@IdaStanden]

@@morgana8037 28:18

[@isghaakhartley9517]

I live in Cape Town, South Africa. Am 74 years of age and i must say it's a pleasure watching you at work. I think we need that type of a service here. Well done! Hoping you will recieve and acknowledge receipt of this message. ❤❤

[@robertcasey7312]

You’re a kind soul. The World needs more of you.

[@joer8761]

Absolutely and he does very well from being a paid KZbinr.

[@7karnold]

@@joer8761 but he truly works hard for it. Very kind ❤️

[@Pray925]

@@7karnold exactly

[@gypsygirltarot2451]

Al, when you mowed this guys lawn, it very possibly helped his art. Sometimes it is difficult to create when your surroundings are in disarray. What a wonderful man you are!

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

Maybe he could’ve done it himself then…

[@susieg4624]

Unable to. Bad back. And if you've ever had one of those you'll know how crippling it is.

[@Zans94]

Truth

[@summersojourner]

Notice how neat and clean the interior of his home was. He’s just a guy who is by himself and just can’t keep up, no mental illnesses/hoarding. And age diminishes our strength and agility as well. Glad Al found him and helped him.

[@summersojourner]

i don’t think you are considering that with age we lose strength and endurance. The inside of his house was spotless. Try a little grace.

[@RBarnett421]

Agreed man. Stopping and having a 5 minute conversation with someone to show them they aren't really alone out there can change someone's day or week completely. Compassion and understanding are very powerful things. Keep up the good work brother

[@doreenblatz2440]

@Clunkinclit Twatkins I’m sure he would thank you for your comment if he saw it. 😂 watching and commenting increases his revenue with You Tube. 😂

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

This is so fun to watch. I'm 72 years old, living by myself, and struggling to get things done. I live in rural Nevada and have 2 acres of prairie grass and sagebrush to keep down and trees to trim. I tried hiring some of the kids in town to just mow, but they won't do it because "it's too hard". They can't sit on a riding mower for 2 hours. I do it when I can, but I have degenerative arthritis in my spine, so it's hard. My complaint is that kids nowadays can't leave their phones for 10 minutes or physically "work" at all. It's ridiculous.

[@kayrutledge1970]

I love how precise you are up against the dwelling. You could encounter anything from a water meter to a hornet’s nest, to who knows what. You do it with care and precision. I appreciate your mastery of your skill and art.

[@FamiliarCuisine]

With people aging, grass growing nonstop, and young people moving to big cities, this guy will never run out of content while helping to maintain neighborhoods. Pure genius.

[@jrpacer6355]

It's the cost of gas also

[@soniacampbell191]

He'll need to get some mentees so that when he's retired... this great work can continue.

[@veronicaferguson6835]

Hello I'm Veronica Ferguson in Ireland Dublin,Al he loves to help ,Al sees people struggling and cutting people's grass is helping the. People a little that's great,from Ireland

[@tempiestancil15]

Love the way you help people my God bless you in so many ways Love what you all do

[@alexmarshall2025]

I was in a similar situation earlier this year. Went from being the best-looking lawn to looking like an abandoned house. It's crazy how life can change so quickly. I was able to eventually get it together. But had there been someone like you I would have welcomed the support. You are doing a great service to your community.

[@davidhakes5141]

It always takes one event, seemingly small for other people, but major to you, for something like your yard to get out of control.

[@Skunkapeliberationunion1312]

The average person can't afford to get injured or sick and still cover all their Costs and keep up with basic maintenance. Costs have risen so much faster than wages over the last few decades that even folks with good jobs are at risk of becoming homeless from one illness/injury.

[@Skunkapeliberationunion1312]

The average person can't afford to get injured or sick and still cover all their Costs and keep up with basic maintenance. Costs have risen so much faster than wages over the last few decades that even folks with good jobs are at risk of becoming homeless from one illness/injury.

[@elli0tbriggs]

Funny thing is this yard plus house is probably worth over $1mil right now in florida. All these broke old people in Florida sitting on million dollar properties...we saw that with hurricane Ian too.

[@danielaleona8391]

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[@colleen9844]

You made this person feel acknowledged, honored, and accepted just by chatting with him...priceless! This is what many people need most. And you did a smashing job on the yard. I love people like you❣🏋️‍♀️

[@joantrigilio9990]

Absolutely love that this yard had no garbage littered all through the grass.

[@deerhoda7574]

I admired how clean and kept the house was. Now the lawn mowed is the finishing touch😊 did 911 respond to your message?

[@ronkistner2672]

why did Al mow down the flowers along side the drive way

[@carolbergh379]

Why did the fire dept not show up when called OR ANYONE FOR THAT MATTER? My goodness that couldve really took off, good thing you spotted it but did they show up?

[@ronkistner2672]

he finally got smart and put the trimmer down and got a chain saw , not exactually grass in Fla, tough weeds

[@susanneshaw6234]

YOU ARE NOT ONLY REPARING THE YARD, BUT THE MAN'S ATTITUDE TOWARD LIFE, GIVING, RECEIVING AND THE KINDNESS THAT WE ALL HAVE IF WE JUST SHOW IT. THANK YOU

[@morbidmanmusic]

Stop shooting.

[@00st307-m]

Exactly!!!! Shows the power we all have to transform peoples lives!!!

[@richardknowles8035]

@@morbidmanmusicSHOUTING*

[@Night_hack]

You are a wonderful asset to your community Al. This man not only needed his yard cut but was able to show his beautiful art. You could see what joy it brought for him to show you the art and to visit with you and the young man with you. Kudos 😄🌼

[@msjdb723]

Yes, I was impressed with his art, but even more so with the meaningful human contact that probably lifted his spirits.

[@billrobbins5874]

An Artist seldom parts with their artwork unless he feels inclined to. You have helped him greatly! ♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️. Nice job on that yard!

[@pamelalagerquist1935]

I think your Great, what you do for people spreads love. We all need each other, we don't have to know that person to help them along life's highways. Thank you for you service and kindness. Pam

[@sherriesonora8513]

You are a true blessing Sir !

[@ceeceewhi7942]

A stranger needed help....his yard and his heart. We never know someone's story....but loneliness is probably the hardest way to live life (when someone is hurting, they retreat and hide from the world, while wishing someone could see them). He was seen this day. 🍀

[@Papazipper9436]

Almost ten million views , see what people like , it’s a wholesome guy just doing the world good . What a real hero bladez is !

[@Mary.Shannon]

I'm from Ireland and like watching as well. Quite soothing really. Well done.

[@sincerelyjackie579]

I remember when neighbors actually helped like this gentleman. No complaint or calling the city. Sometimes people are going through trials in life. ❤️

[@janboll7174]

I have a friend who's trying to clean up the mess her dad left in the back yard. One of her neighbors keeps complaining when she sets things on her driveway until she can take them in to the rag and metal place. It's almost as if they don't want her to clean up the back yard! It's not as tho she just leaves the metal on the driveway forever! Now she has the township on her neck all the time whenever there's stuff on the drive! She's on a short dead-end road so it's not like it's a public eyesore! Some people only think of themselves and don't care if someone is trying to get a huge job done.

[@sincerelyjackie579]

@@janboll7174 seems like your neighbor want it picked up same day which can be costly. Can’t please everybody.

[@janboll7174]

@@sincerelyjackie579 I think her neighbor just wants to be an A*H*! The mess my friend's dad left was years in the making so she can just move a bit at a time. She fills the back of her van to bring it to the rag/metal place so it may take a few days to get enough ready to take down. And, when you're older, it takes longer to do things.

[@sincerelyjackie579]

I’m sorry your friend have to deal with that.

[@jamessawyer4971]

Al, I think you are the most wonderful person I've ever seen. The hardest thing for me, I am almost 70 now, is coming to grips with the fact that I can't do what I used to and the hardest thing is asking someone to help me. I used to love to help others. Thank you so very much for sharing this video with the world. Peace and love from Oregon.

[@TheHollyann07]

Someone once told me that when I am stubborn and don't ask for help, that I'm being selfish. I was like "What?!" She said that I am taking away someone's opportunity for service. I think about that now as I am still stubborn. But it's true nonetheless! Just as we love to serve, others do as well.

[@angelashort1331]

I'm 71 and done , I hate to ask for help . I feel ashamed of my need , and such a burden to others , I used to help others when I was young , was hoping it would return to me somehow , My hubby and I did it all TOGETHER , he's in a care home now , The loneliness is deeply painful , My children are far away , no idea ,

[@jamessawyer4971]

@@angelashort1331 Angela I know exactly how you feel. I would like to tell you that it will get better, but I'm afraid it don't. I was alone for years and my kids said "enough your coming to town where I was close to them" , and I said "ok, I'm ready" That was the best thing ever for me. The loneliness is the worse !!!! Angela, this don't help any , but I want you to know that you are not alone.

[@cindyperez805]

Bless you!!!

[@DaisyKline]

I know EXACTLY how you feel !! It’s tough to have to give up those “reins “ after 50+ years of doing yourself !!! All these guys that do this clean-up for free are heroes in my book !! God Bless them !!!

[@sheilarowan8664]

It's so wonderful to know that there are still people like you still in this world xoxo

[@tonyaheard39]

I am a woman and 55 I would mow anybody yard that needed when my GRANDMOTHER WAS ALIVE .. SHE TOOK CARE EVERYONE.. NO MATTER WHAT COLOR OR WHOM YOU WAS ....I SAY ALL THE TIME WE DID NOT HAVE TOME TO LOOK AT COLOR .. BUT LOOK AT THE PERSON.. NOW WE ARE SO COLORFUL AND STILL LOSING.. GRANDMA YOU TAUGHT US WELL. SO MANY YOUNG PEOPLE ARE TALKING BUT NOT MOVING.. THEY SAY I AM GOING TO HAVE A GARDEN WHEN I TURN 30.. WE GREW UP HELPING IN GARDENS.

[@marytramp5678]

i'm 56. i really miss my real garden. we rent now and while the landlord would allowe it. the backyard is completely shaded and the front yard is not the place for it. i do keep a small porch garden but it isn't the same. My Grandmoher had a garden that was huge. a whole plot. she was always canning something. the pantry was alwyas full. She always told me, "there's always room at the table for one more. even if you have to do with a little less." I still live by that philosphy applying to other areas of my life. and taught it to my children.

[@Shuttle187]

Even if he wasn't a huge artist then he has almost 1.4 million views on his art that he wouldn't have had without this video. Thank you for what you do. You might have saved this man's art and life from a grass to house fire.

[@msbuffy45]

Hope he goes back and show that man,how many people looking at his work! He needs to know!!

[@ConsciousConversations]

This is why I so much love this

[@karenlouise667]

6.3 million now. January 2023. In four months time this video was viewed. I used to think my watching them and enjoying them was weird but…. 6.3 million people have also watched it!

[@khismet]

7,700,645 views as of 4.28.23. 7 months 7 million views👍🏻

[@marysiniawa5371]

You never know who you will meet in life that can inspire you. This man is so talented his work is awesome. And so is this landscaper that gave his heart to help a man in need. Thank you so much for your service. God bless both of you.

[@erichvereen1988]

Al, you are a saint, my friend. If you do this kind of work for those who don't have the money to pay, I can only imagine what you do for your clients. God bless you and keep up the great work.

[@davidtupua7357]

I believe his level of competency does not change. From what I can see, his work is the same. It is good advertising for him. God bless you.

[@estellakuykindall1641]

Goddidsendyouhankyoujesus

[@cynthiadolan2358]

Al, listening and talking to people can be more important as much as taking care of their yard.

[@joycevally7878]

Thanks for helping the people who need a hand. So many elderly people with no one to help them begin to get overwhelmed. Even more thanks for taking the time to talk to him. That can change a life.

[@barbaratrubenbach115]

Doing that for free for someone, you have blessed them and you are doubled blessed. So many of us senior citizens would be so happy to see you come down our way. Gas is far from cheap, you did a great job both mowing and helping out a human being.I was surprised to see the sidewalk!1 That had to be 2 or 3 years of neglect. I hoped he really appreciated it, I know I would be in tears. That one [icture with the water and rocks in front was so pretty.

[@nancymills8876]

That

[@cfield1468]

With so many bad things going on in the world it’s so refreshing to watch what a difference you make for so many people Keep up the great work!!

[@ohhtaleah3887]

God will bless Bim. The good book says you should always help the POOR!

[@janicecowan5402]

"Karma" is the winner! You give and you get in life. Al, what an amazing day for you. You are beyond an amazing guy. ❤

[@karieberry1070]

THAT was therapeutic!! Watching someone clean up someone’s property who greatly appreciated it. SWEET! This guy is awesome! I lived how he does this to learn about others and serve. “When ye are in the service of your fellow men, ye are only in the service of your God”. ❤

[@jaymeproctor2475]

I LOVE watching this guy! The transformations are always a WOW! AND, the fact that he does this for FREE to help people speaks for itself! The World needs more folks like him!

[@marieolver1385]

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[@allsensesfiring]

I love watching Al zip around at break neck speed annihilating yards to pristine condition 🇺🇲😁 This was a hell of a yard!

[@georgecarberry9222]

The guy offering to mow this guy's yard is a saint. What a wonderful man.

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Nope, he has an agenda.

[@igorjee]

​@@shelbyseelbach9568 Earning a living, that is. 10000 dollars for a lawn cut is pretty good.

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

@@igorjee An agenda.

[@igorjee]

@@shelbyseelbach9568 Stop insinuating and come forward with your idea about the agenda.

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

@@igorjee Views for a monetized KZbin channel. Business from those who see him performing a "selfless" act on his KZbin channel. When it's more important to be seen doing nice things than it is to simply be doing nice things there is always a reason. Seriously?

[@garytype6265]

Such a transformation, not only to the lawn but to the mental wellbeing of others So worthwhile, keep it up man Well done

[@xExTrAcToR69x]

Don’t down play what he did. That took more than “a couple of gallons of gas and his time.” That lawn was a monstrosity.

[@garytype6265]

@@xExTrAcToR69x not playing it down in the slightest, what I was saying was it doesn't cost the earth to bring a little happiness to someone else's life, everyone should do the same, my comment was, in no way, a slight on this remarkable man's achievements, thank you

[@xExTrAcToR69x]

@@garytype6265 You should choose your words more carefully, because your statement implies that this man performed a simple act that required only two gallons of gas and his time. At the end of the day, this requires sacrifice. However, he atleast gets a kickback from the content this produces.

[@randybeard6040]

@@garytype6265 --Amen Gary, I get your Meaning...

[@garytype6265]

@@randybeard6040 thank you for your understanding, keep up the good work

[@glendajune9140]

You gave this man a major blessing Al. That was one of the most overgrown properties to date. Hopefully, it’ll never get that bad again. Keep up the good deeds,& stay safe.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽‍♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸

[@ywoulduchoosetousethis]

The man was not lying tho. That's well care fir grass, overgrown or not. He must have to let go of his frustration being ill and not able to take care of it while watching all his work slip away. This here will be like 600lbs gorilla off his back.

[@johncuervo3019]

It will be the same in a month

[@suebodwin7099]

@@johncuervo3019 It may, but for a while it will look great!!

[@jongroom2954]

Al is an asset for the community.

[@AvaKinsey2015]

Maybe now he can find someone to maintain it, he said that it was going to cost him 800.00 to have it cleaned up and he just didn't have that kind of money.

[@Rpm6971]

I think it’s great what Al does to help people and communities, it restores some faith that there are still good people out here.

[@ohjoannabanana]

You probably saved lives and that gentleman’s home by reporting the fire hazard. I hope the city came to fix the problem. Your new friend is an amazing artist. I’m glad you shared his art with us viewers. 💜💚💙

[@samwishnoski1350]

Another Awesome Al Blades transformation. You’re making a big difference to peoples lives by not only doing yard transformations but by just spending abit of time with them., He’s a very talented artist ..Blessings to you and your family. From a fan in New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@smylyface]

This guy seems like such a cool dude. I bet he has some amazing stories. His house has more character inside than any I've ever seen.

[@lmm1447]

you are a gem, Bladez! Making the world a better place by being you.

[@LoveTheGamesYouPlay]

When he showed the old picture of him and his home it makes me sad people go through a lot alone sometimes it’s hard to get out of low point but I hope this gave him some motivation to get back to being the best version of himself.

[@zerotodona1495]

After you get hurt… it’s not the same as just getting motivated.

[@LoveTheGamesYouPlay]

@@zerotodona1495why do people feel like they have to critique every comment online? Thanks for replying to my opinion with your opinion.. If you want to interact with people go outside and talk to your neighbors.

[@kristiern7250]

Al, you are an amazing person!! I don't see how you don't overheat either?!? God Bless you for all you continue to do for others! This world needs more like you! 👍 😊👏

[@CalifgalCindy1]

What a change, the man said he used to have the most beautiful yard in the neighborhood it musta been painful for him to look out at all that overgrowth. Al you are so kind and giving, you just get right in there and knock it out no matter how big the challenge. You’re the best ❤️✌️. Cut it up.

[@davidsmith385]

It looks like a great yard especially if you have kids.

[@glendal3350]

I am watching, amazed that a big snake wasn’t hiding in the tall grass! 😊😊

[@EricJh21690]

​@Glenda L I'm sure there were probably plenty snakes...but either the mower would've scared em off or it would've turned them to mince meat 😂

[@petecastillo5645]

For Al Bladez's helping people with yard transformations isn't a job it's a calling God bless this good man

[@angelanicholson951]

Really lovely to see you understanding the needs people living alone have to chat with someone for a while. It keepss them ticking over in their lonely lives. A kindness in helping them makes them feel valued. So good to see you get it and you're happy to chat with them.

[@Ihaveseenthings577]

One thing is living alone and the other one keeping things working....

[@oneangrymelon]

For sure, capitalism really alienates us from each other, lots of people ending up alone in little suburban castles with broken community ties.

[@gregory46236]

I used to work for a home Healthcare company as an oxygen delivery driver. Whenever I was on call during the holidays, I would get calls from some patients who said they had problems with their equipment. They just wanted to talk. I fully understood. It was a pleasure to talk with them. I even had one lady bake me cookies when she would call.

[@karynagibson05]

Love you Al, thanks for being so kind, it matters! ❤

[@barbhenley4692]

That man has a lot off talent. God sent you to the perfect house. He really needed your help. I also love that he came out to help. You did a wonderful job.

[@patriciafry8634]

True, the artist is talented. And he gave them each a drawing as a thank-you! Great all around!

[@lee11991964]

Double kudos Al and much love from England, it’s guys like you that make the world a better place to live in🙂

[@jacquelinevangundy7050]

I like mowing my grass and I am nearly 70. I also like watching you mow the yards and making them look nice. Watching your videos is oddly satisfying. I know there are lots of people out there who thank you for what you do.

[@tedbarrow9856]

This guy really good at what he does, he's professional and very polite and does a fantastic job for the communities where he works,

[@danielholloway4571]

40:43 What about picking-up the cutoffs? Now the beautifully cut lawn is littered with lumps of dead grass.

[@briandurning9211]

So much more than just mowing a lawn. You have impacted that man's life so much more than most people will appreciate. I hope he is recognized for his artwork and can make some money from it. I hope you remain blessed and successful.

[@donnalechak6980]

If only we had more people reaching it would be a greater country. Instead they want to divide us. Thanks for helping others.

[@patriciawelch4656]

That is a really wonderful thing you did to help that man I am very grateful to see people on this Earth still have hearts many blessings to you friend

[@pennep4554]

Wow! Bless you!

[@Mahoney5150]

You do realize what this channel is really about. It's not about showing kindness by helping a neighbor. This channel end goal is to make money from ad revenue and from donations.

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

@@Mahoney5150 jealous much? Why aren’t you doing it if it’s so easy?

[@kristimurphy80]

Thank you for being so kind and helping 😃

[@danajhasalvegas5819]

Terrific artist indeed... lovely yard clean up...it's a huge lot.

[@carolinehatley9393]

I am 74, broke my leg and can’t find anything better than sitting in my recliner with my leg on a pillow and watching all your reruns. Love your work. You have a heart of gold.

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[@cath3638]

I love that he repaid you in kind with his art work. Both gestures of love and indicative of how humanity ought to be.

[@DankMoonBlade]

Not only that but an open invitation to visit anytime, he is a real one and I love the dude lol.

[@lisafitzgerald9638]

Thanks for all you do! I'm sure these people are very grateful to you, and it's a load of stress off their shoulders so they can breath a sigh of relief. Thanks again!

[@moniquest.olouis4702]

That is one mean machine the lawnmower can literally go through all that brush without breaking down.whoa also how wonderful it is to see such genuine kindness and thoughtfulness you have always been so wonderful with those you help. May you receive blessings in all you. Love from Canada. 🙏💞

[@NancyCapps-w5e]

I agree . It’s exactly what I need to cut down the overgrown horse pasture . I have to do it in small sections now .

[@LauraMacMillan-el2kc]

It's all that expensive green paint! :)

[@65sheilakay]

The man is an incredibly talented artist! Good job getting his yard under control. Lifted that burden off his shoulders, and maybe he can tackle it now. God bless you.

[@jamiwilliams5885]

So cool of you to include his artwork. What an honor for you to include that. You really are a selfless man

[@Vinniegret]

This homeowner has real talent. His art work was amazing.

[@MelissaMalzahn]

That man is truly a great artist, he should be having art shows. Never saw a tree catch fire from the power lines before. You are such a great man helping those that need help.

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

I've seen it once, tree catch fire from electricity. Dang tree burned from the inside out, it was kind of wild...

[@dont-want-no-wrench]

yeah, that was good work

[@artslife3876]

I very nearly did. Living in the mountains/countryside in Ireland, Republic of Ireland, I was out having a cigarette one night at the front door. I was looking into the dark and could see sparkles. I thought "Ah here, I'm losing my marbles" but it kept happening. Couldn't stop watching, and ended up calling the boyfriend at the time. He straight away said "Oh, that's not good. That's the trees flashing with sparks from the power lines!" Well, talk about a fright. We had to call the main electricity supply company to come out the next day and cut the bows of the tree that are touching the wires. We could have also gotten a shock off the tree, but luckily it was too far across the yard.

[@psrwhite]

Power lines touching the trees I think is what caused some major forest fires in California a few years ago. It can be very dangerous.

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

@@artslife3876 yikes! Step away from the electrified tree... Ireland huh? Cool, I'm infatuated with a singer from over there, Imelda May. And thoroughly enjoy a few bands from over your way as well; The Pogues and Thin Lizzy. I don't know they might be before your time.

[@heathertrombley7045]

Wow! What a talented artist. Great job on spotting that electrical problem. May have just caught it in time. What a large piece of property. Getting control of it now may have just handed him the opportunity to get ahead of it in the future. Fantastic work as always AL. Keep up the great work. You're a huge blessing to your community and an inspiration to all of us.

[@INFJnaturally]

I can only imagine the peace of mind you gave to this homeowner/resident by mowing and cleaning up his yard. YOU are a good man! 🥰

[@joanneberg8093]

I'm disabled I do some of my own gardening but it gets tough I have four joint replacements this would be a godsend! I'm having my "she shed" built on October 5th

[@davidhakes5141]

Not to mention giving someone who seems like a lonely soul, some much needed company.

[@Glen.Danielsen]

Al, love your channel and your work. And I like watching you labor at 3X speed! Some of these yards are BIG. You’re in my prayers for your safety and that you never hit sprinkler! 💛🙏🏽

[@juliagoodhope420]

I was amazed how you were trimming and you found the sidewalk to the house from the garage! Great find! I like the way you talk with the elderly community. You listen and they feel heard! I think it means a lot because you are young. This man shared his home with you! That says a lot about the impression you made on him. He opened up his home to you two. Very impressive. You are really touching many peoples lives in such an amazing way! What a true Blessing You Are! Love you guys! 🙏🏻💕💕

[@christinecapella4352]

I was shocked to when he found the sidewalk. He has great skill in knowing where the grass ends and the sidewalk begins. It is refreshing to have people in the world giving good and encouraging others to share kindness.

[@mikeyarcher2965]

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[@olgapaulus7299]

Al, you sure save this gentleman from a fire. It was meant to be that you knocked on his door and saved the day. You did an amazing job on his yard, May God Bless you. I haven't seen to much of you and miss you very much. Thank you for this video. Always enjoy your hard work.

[@TheDogLife5225]

Al, this reminds me of something you need to be careful of while edging around lines including cable tv lines. I used to be a service technician and I have seen houses with bad grounds to the electrical panels back feed through the cable companie's equipment. Once the main cable feed was disconnected, the cable lines would be generated and start to melt and burn. I have seen a lot of occasions where a landscaper accidentally cut through the cable lines and best case scenario, the cable stops working but worst case could be electrocution under perfect circumstances. Stay safe and keep up the good work. You guys are an inspiration.

[@SpencerMosher]

Judging by where it is on the strand and how it's attached on the pole, those branches are siting on power and that's why it caught fire. Telco is on the strand below it. The power company would need to come out or have one of their contractors trim the trees on that line for it to be safe and not catch again.

[@zway4jesus]

I'm so happy for the guy 😊I hope he's feeling better... But to be cared for in such a skillful way meant the world to him and I'm sure just the sound of it was already a blessing !

[@augustharlacher5660]

GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER! That was so nice of you to help that old gentleman out with his lawn. You and your helper are kindhearted souls! Plus, you made a lonesome man very happy!

[@davidsiracuse6672]

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[@patmaurer8541]

It's so much more than just getting a chore done, too! This is a restoration of faith in our fellow men; a gift of connection when someone feels overwhelmed and isolated; and a demonstration to his neighbors, too--that he's a person worthy of help! It's a weird thing about humans and our survival instincts: when we see someone rejected and alone, it feels risky to approach them on our own. But if we see others are willing to help, the we feel safe that we can contribute, too. Your work has impacts on people's lives, not just their yards!

[@MrCooklw]

Some people just need to know that someone cares. You’re awesome Al.

[@AHeaven]

You brought back so many good memories for me on this one. I used to help my neighbor with his yard until he passed away a few years ago. I miss him so much. He was also and artist. We were neighbors for 43 years. Thank you for what you do! ❤️

[@krisaaron5771]

You are a good, decent man. Thank you for your compassion for those of us who occasionally need a little help.

[@solitairesmith3553]

I'm glad you use the mower first that way I think you are safer from snakes.you can't see them in the tall grass. This was a STELLAR JOB This guy is a really good guy. AL did him a solid. His art is AMAZING

[@ShellyTarin]

I love what you do! I'm a gardener myself and so many people struggle with yards. Florida yards are a whole other beast!

[@mikeallen6714]

DUDE! YOU are AMAZING! AWESOME! May GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR GREAT WORK!

[@rh5563]

That was very nice of you Shelly!

[@tegridyweed7863]

Lemme know when you visit the Evergreen State up here in the pacific northwest and see what "yard struggle" really looks like... These videos only show how lazy southerners are!

[@bonniebrown6960]

Shelly Tarin, you are right. My son lives in Florida and he's an Arborist. He knows all kinds of things about different trees and plants. The bugs down there are different too. I've never seen grasshoppers that big in my life. 😳😁 lol !! They look like helicopters. 😄 But it us beautiful down there too. 👍

[@wolfling2039]

I’m humbled by this man’s artistic talent. Thank you Al for taking the time to look after those who can’t do for themselves.

[@kofidwirahsclass4662]

Indeed he is a kind person,The world still have good people

[@rayhaglerpiano]

It's cutting grass. Lol

[@oyetos]

@@rayhaglerpiano So what exactly are you trying to say, please explain.

[@rayhaglerpiano]

@@oyetos that it's cosmetic. It's a nice gesture. But again it's taking advantage of an opportunity used to get more money. Neither good nor bad or needing some sobby ass appreciation post in my book. But who am I 🤣

[@sandramcvay7726]

Thank you Al for helping these people more than you know. God has blessed you with a giving heart.

[@jeancarver6599]

Definitely an epic yard!!!! Al, you have an "I can do it" attitude!!! You are incredible!!!! The world is lucky that you are here helping people!!!!

[@texasbluegrass567]

LOVE YOU ❤️ You really are a special person. That man probably hasn't shown his art to anyone in ages. You cheered him up so much. Thank you! 😊

[@noone8627]

I want to be Al Bladez when I grow up, for real. Pure class.

[@coopsgrammie7212]

You are part of the change the world needs. Thank you for being you and for showing care and compassion.

[@claudianevespereira456]

Nossa!!! Você disse tudo. Jesus disse: se você faz o bem para aqueles que retribui Que diferença isso faz? Precisamos acreditar no Bem pelo Bem. Assim poderemos mudar esses valores atuais....

[@arivictimberg]

Change? GET OVER HERE and Clean my toilets....Wash my car....Oh i see..ONLY if you get a freebie LOOK AT ME moment on line. Got itYou arent change..yolu are the same old spoiled self rigtheous kid who hasnt learned reality..yet

[@Handsomenikky]

Lost my father last 3 months and I stopped going to school, last few months have been terrible for me but since I discovered this video I have removed my mind from thinking so much. your videos are so amazing

[@aristonia1991]

I am sorry for you loss; best advise i can give you is don't isolate yourself.

[@Handsomenikky]

@@aristonia1991 Thank you

[@marigold9736]

I lost my mum and dad, take one day at a time, remember love always stays it never leaves. . In Islam God said the dead can clearly see the living. So your dad is watching you from above. Don't give up school. You could study business studies and one day have your own lawn mowing business, you are going to need finances to buy cool machines. , Imagine how proudly he would be smiling if you are successful . Sending you peace and healing.

[@eleanorcrawford9978]

So sorry for your loss grief can be so isolating thinking no one understands, they do buddy your dad wouldn’t want you to be sad. I k ow what you mean about these videos there’s addictive and relaxing seeing others with problems and Al doing good restores our hearts ❤️ there are good people in the world who will help you through open up and let them in God bless you I’m sure your Dad is watching over you. He would want you to be happy and live your life.😊

[@Handsomenikky]

@@marigold9736 Thank you very much

[@PushMehButton]

It was awesome to see such an appreciative homeowner. Not only was he hospitable but he was also out there helping with some of the stuff. You don’t see that in most of these videos. Keep up the good work.

[@hermosasons1]

What a nice man. He appreciated this. That’s amazing how you helped him out. Phenomenal ❤

[@mattchastain4269]

My wife and I live in Indiana, and love watching your channel!!! It's awesome what you do for people to help them. I tinker around with small engines, and most people around me don't have much money, so I fix a lot of things for free. Keep up the good work and great videos!

[@msjdb723]

Aw, that's beautiful, too. 🌟

[@aaabbb8812]

I hope Al is wearing earplugs. And I would really like to see him wearing some sort of protective eyewear. I know that stuff is hot and uncomfortable, but he really needs ro protect his hearing and his sight. Otherwise, he is a good and gentle soul and I love watching him do this.

[@PetsNPatients]

Sweet grasshopper, he was worried. It's amazing how fast nature reclaims the land. Great artist tucked away in that lovely house. Thank you for helping him, when your health is affected, you realize how important it is. The world needs more looking after each other, especially now. You're amazing at major landscape clean up!

[@RBMawby]

He got the power.

[@alexg5513]

This is a fab episode. Love seeing the home owner and learning about their lives. It's so interesting. You are so kind to tidy up for free and I have no doubt that he will enjoy the property more now. He did have a gorgeous garden.